AB[500] · Artist bibliography

Juan Pedro Vallejo: links

Sources situating Juan Pedro Vallejo’s Art Blocks release, generative practice, exhibitions, writing, archive, and moving-image work.

13 sources · last updated 2026-07-11

In the AB[500]: Art Blocks

The official collection page records Interferences as 256 unique artworks released on September 30, 2022.

Art Blocks ↗ collection · 2022

Interviews

Vallejo discusses kinetic art, Pure Visibility, color, digital materiality, and his Bright Moments project.

Bright Moments Quarterly ↗ interview · 2023

Museums and institutions

Le Random’s artist record connects Vallejo’s code-based practice with motion, color theory, Op art, and screen materiality.

Le Random ↗ profile · 2026

Galleries and exhibitions

Bright Moments presents Subtraction, Reconfiguration within its Buenos Aires collection.

Bright Moments Buenos Aires ↗ exhibition · 2023

Bright Moments’ artist archive records Vallejo’s description of his systems-based practice and first long-form project.

Bright Moments artists ↗ archive · 2023

Essays, talks and podcasts

Vallejo explains the geometry, color rules, optical effects, and output types of Interferences.

Interferences ↗ essay · 2023

Vallejo and Eva Noriega analyze software, loops, interaction, and real-time audiovisual production.

Software-based audiovisual works ↗ paper · 2019

The UNLP conference index records Vallejo and Noriega’s paper in its student research program.

JIDAP and JEIDAP ↗ proceedings · 2019

Profiles and archives

Raster aggregates Juan Pedro Vallejo's tokenized works across platforms.

Raster ↗ profile · ongoing

Please Respond summarizes Vallejo’s generative practice and its relationship to kinetic art.

Please Respond ↗ profile · 2026

Behance archives Vallejo’s audiovisual-art background and projects involving color, light, and motion.

Behance ↗ archive · 2018

FestiFreak records Vallejo as the Argentine maker of Donde empieza la luz.

FestiFreak ↗ archive · 2020

Video

A filmed interview examines Vallejo’s transformation of a shared algorithm through restricted color, primitive geometry, and optical effects.

Please Respond 6 ↗ video · 2026