Joshua Davis / PrayStation: links

Art Blocks maintains an artist record linking Joshua Davis / PrayStation to his platform projects.

The Collective Podcast offers a long-form conversation about Davis’s path through coding, design, and digital art.

The Sak’s artist Q&A addresses Davis’s computational practice and dynamic abstraction.

Wired reports on Davis’s generative practice and the productive struggle involved in directing algorithmic output.

Wired’s later note embeds a festival presentation and highlights Davis’s iterative selection among generated results.

A conference review describes Davis’s randomized graphics and the relationship between artistic and programming skill.

The Ars Electronica archive identifies PrayStation and Joshua Davis in connection with the 2001 Golden Nica for Net Vision / Net Excellence.

Ars Electronica’s person record connects Davis with PrayStation and the 2001 Golden Nica.

The archived festival preview places Davis in the program for Ars Electronica 2001.

Frieze records the dates and Los Angeles venue for The V01D, an exhibition by Joshua Davis (Praystation).

NFT Now visits the making of The VO1D, connecting code-generated images with hand-painted physical canvases.

FITC’s 28 Years Of random() situates Davis’s shift from canvas to programming in 1995 and surveys his generative practice.

OFFSET profiles Davis as a designer, technologist, and new-media artist associated with open-source experimentation.

A keynote synopsis presents Davis’s argument that success can inhibit experimentation and creative growth.

An archived PrayStation project page documents the 2001 ps2.praystation.v4 work and summarizes Davis’s rule-based image-making practice.

Skillshare’s course record outlines Davis’s lessons on generative animation and publishing programmed graphics.

A University of California, Santa Barbara teaching text cites ps2.praystation.v4 while discussing tools and precedents of generative art.

Graphika Manila’s 2025 program lists Davis and characterizes his practice through generative art and programming.

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