Iskra Velitchkova: links

The official collection record dates the release and confirms its 100 unique artworks.

Velitchkova discusses generative art, narrative, and her professional background in a podcast interview.

A conversation published by Bright Moments addresses data visualization, narrative, and the question of how machines express human experience.

Fakewhale's interview considers algorithms, nature, simplicity, and Velitchkova's path from finance and visualization into art.

Alex Estorick examines narrative logic, randomness, and atmosphere in Velitchkova's 2026 project I See Generative.

The objkt profile considers distance, data, Madrid, and Velitchkova's search for a human essence through generative systems.

Ludwig Museum documents Velitchkova's participation in À la recherche de Vera Molnar.

Pera Museum records the Istanbul presentation of In Search of Vera Molnár and Velitchkova's contribution.

The Czech Technical University summarizes a panel featuring Velitchkova on AI and artistic creativity.

Art Blocks documents INK in EMULATION at the Museum of Art + Light.

Kate Vass Galerie outlines Velitchkova's cross-media practice and international exhibition history.

Feral File's exhibition archive lists Velitchkova in +GRAPH and her collaboration with Zach Lieberman in SOURCE.

Velitchkova's project essay details the ideas, references, materials, and processes behind INK.

Right Click Save publishes Velitchkova and Zach Lieberman's discussion of horizon(te)s and generative collaboration.

The Waiting To Be Signed episode explores Velitchkova's background, long-form practice, place, and collecting culture.

Sotheby's catalogues Prayers, a signed ink-on-paper work executed in 2022.

Christie's catalogues Velitchkova's unique digital work PostMachine: A study of ethos and patterns.

Christie's names Velitchkova among the artists in its UNHCR benefit auction Bridging Worlds.

Art Blocks records Velitchkova's biography, current Madrid base, practice, and platform projects.

Raster's verified artist page indexes Velitchkova's oeuvre and activity.

HOLO's dossier presents Velitchkova's reflections on Vera Molnár and the history of computational art.

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