Ivan Dianov: links

The official collection page provides release metadata, edition count, and technical specifications for Click.

The platform artist directory lists Dianov among contributors to the Art Blocks ecosystem.

Right Click Save maintains an indexed profile summarizing Dianov's practice and works.

Accomparts publishes a concise artist profile noting teaching role and community founding.

Artnet hosts an artist page with exhibition and market context for Dianov.

objkt.com provides a creator profile with on-chain activity and links.

teia.rocks archives on-chain channels and activity associated with the artist.

A commentary site situates Dianov within discussions of complexity and code-based art.

Documentation of a 2024 live-coding performance at Yandex Open Library Night.

Documentation of a generative performance at the TIMECODE conference.

Event archive for Inércia Demoparty Shader Royale Jam featuring Dianov's live-coding contribution.

Yandex event page for the Open Library Night program including Dianov's live-coding set.

Timecode festival site contextualizing the 2024 performance program.

Verse.works hosts secondary-market presentation of tokens from the Click collection with project notes.

Verse.works series page for Dianov's Sand project demonstrating continued platform presence.

Community and critical writing references Dianov's contributions to Russian-language generative art discourse.

Platform announcements and token metadata supply factual context for critical engagement with Click.

HSE University maintains institutional context for Dianov's teaching in generative and data art.

Demozoo preserves technical and event-based records of live-coding practice within demoscene and generative communities.

Art Blocks collection infrastructure functions as primary catalogue and distribution record for the 1,024 editions.

Secondary marketplace listings provide ongoing market and provenance data for individual editions.

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