Julien Gachadoat: links

The official collection record identifies Radiance as an Art Blocks Factory project of 512 unique works released on 19 July 2021.

L'Art du NFT speaks with Gachadoat about code, plotters, artistic formation and blockchain-based generative work.

Junkpage discusses Gachadoat's rule-based drawing process during his Déambulations exhibition.

NFT Morning hosts Gachadoat and Florian Zumbrunn for a discussion of sustaining a generative-art practice.

Right Click Save interviews Gachadoat about plotter history, physical drawings and digital distribution.

Stereolux reports on a two-day generative-art program featuring Gachadoat and other creative coders.

Gorilla Sun discusses Gachadoat's dice-controlled plotter experiment and collaboration with Vera Molnár.

Feral File documents Mineral's autonomous-agent system, software medium and associated plotted drawing.

Stereolux presents Gachadoat's workshop on recoding foundational works of generative art with vintage and contemporary plotters.

Stereolux archives Gachadoat's presentation on generative drawing and AxiDraw printing.

Galerie Charlot profiles the artist's generative methods and presents selected digital and plotted works.

Galerie Data's English press release presents the intergenerational programmed-drawing dialogue of Sinusoïdes.

Galerie Charlot documents Gachadoat's inclusion in the group exhibition N2FT.

Vetro Editions introduces Pathways as a survey of Gachadoat's plotted work and coding process.

Vetro Editions explains how 121 unique Pathways covers combine into a fictional map.

Vetro Editions surveys contemporary drawing-machine practice and includes Gachadoat among 100 participating artists.

FauveParis profiles Gachadoat's practice and catalogues the blockchain work Parcels.

Raster aggregates Julien Gachadoat's tokenized works across platforms.

The artist's detailed biography provides a chronology of exhibitions, publications and collaborations.

The artist's works archive documents Radiance, the Mineral prototypes and his plotted series from 2018 onward.

Stereolux presents Gachadoat's lecture on the history and practice of algorithmic drawing.

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