AB[500] · Artist bibliography

Jos Vromans: links

Sources documenting Attraction, Vromans's mathematical formation, technical methods, exhibitions, and wider generative practice.

13 sources · last updated 2026-07-11

In the AB[500]: Art Blocks

Art Blocks maintains an artist record for Jos Vromans within its generative-art platform.

Art Blocks artist ↗ collection · 2021

Interviews

Zharta's profile follows Vromans from applied mathematics and web development into full-time generative art.

Zharta ↗ interview · 2023

Press and criticism

A report from the 2019 Bridges Conference discusses The Root Two Tunnel and its custom-software construction.

Fibonacci Susan ↗ criticism · 2019

Museums and institutions

The Bridges Mathematical Art Galleries archive records Vromans's participation in the 2019 conference exhibition.

Bridges archive ↗ institution · 2019

Galleries and exhibitions

Vellum LA lists Vromans in Immutable, its exhibition developed with GEN.ART.

Immutable ↗ exhibition · 2022

Essays, talks and podcasts

Vromans's Art From Code essay describes source code becoming the visible material of a responsive long-form artwork.

Art From Code ↗ essay · 2024

The Tiny Code archive demonstrates compact JavaScript and HTML systems that generate browser-based images.

Tiny Code ↗ technical essay · ongoing

Vromans's Euclides article explains symmetrical triangle subdivision through mathematical and visual examples.

Euclides ↗ article · 2022

Auctions and catalogues

OpenSea records Attraction as a 444-item Art Blocks collection released in December 2021.

OpenSea ↗ market archive · 2021

Profiles and archives

Raster aggregates Jos Vromans's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster ↗ profile · ongoing

The artist's detailed biography records his mathematical approach, exhibitions, publications, and hand-coded practice.

artist biography ↗ profile · updated

The Attraction project archive documents its publication date, on-chain code, and complete set of unique outputs.

Attraction archive ↗ project record · 2021

Raster preserves a marketplace and provenance record for an edition of Vromans's Astratta.

Raster ↗ token archive · 2021