Kim Asendorf: links

The Cargo collection comprises 1,000 unique real-time WebGL animated editions released on Art Blocks in March 2023.

Official Art Blocks artist profile providing biography and project overview for Kim Asendorf.

Extended 2024 conversation with River Davis on the evolution from early net art and pixel sorting to Web3 projects including Cargo.

Art Blocks conversation with Jordan Kantor conducted on the occasion of the Cargo curated release, covering background and conceptual framework.

Le Random editorial interview with Peter Bauman discussing PXL DEX, blockchain engagement, and shifts from earlier two-dimensional projects.

Kaloh's Podcast episode exploring code, algorithms, and blockchain technology in Asendorf's generative practice.

Fakewhale log profile tracing the development of pixel sorting and its role in Asendorf's broader generative and conceptual trajectory.

Glitch Marfa feature examining Cargo #793 in the context of Asendorf's career-long engagement with dynamic digital systems.

Right Click Save coverage situating Asendorf among leading generative artists and noting his transition across Web2 and Web3 contexts.

Bangkok Post profiles Asendorf as a digital alchemist on the occasion of the Complex retrospective at the Goethe-Institut.

Transmediale artist page confirming participation in the festival's programs on digital culture and media art.

Expanded Art profile documenting inclusion in the Whitney Museum Dreamlands exhibition and other major institutional presentations.

Feral File retrospective context for The Experiment series featuring Asendorf's work and algorithmic approach.

Roehrs and Boetsch exhibition page for Pixel Matter, the 2022 collaboration with Olia Lialina examining the pixel as fundamental digital unit.

Panke.gallery event documentation for the Sabotage presentation exploring interference and grid disruption.

Roehrs and Boetsch artist about page summarizing solo and collaborative exhibitions including Black Scree and Computer's World.

Kate Vass Galerie documents Complex, Asendorf's first retrospective, surveying work from 2021 to early 2025 at the Goethe-Institut Bangkok.

Nguyen Wahed presented Asendorf at Art Basel Hong Kong 2026, situating his generative systems within an international fair context.

Le Random editorial providing extended discussion of recent projects and conceptual shifts in Asendorf's blockchain-era work.

HackMD transcript of the Art Blocks interview offering direct insight into the technical and conceptual decisions behind Cargo.

Kaloh's Podcast episode featuring in-depth discussion of code, real-time systems, and the artist's relationship to blockchain technology.

Expanded Art comprehensive profile covering biography, pixel sorting origins, exhibition history, and artistic philosophy.

Fakewhale log essay analyzing the evolution of Asendorf's pixel-based systems and their cultural resonance.

Glitch Marfa contextual feature placing Cargo within Asendorf's longer trajectory of dynamic and generative experimentation.

Asendorf's original ASDFPixelSort, the open-source Processing script he released in 2010 that seeded a generation of pixel-sorting and glitch practice.

MOTZKO documents collected works by Asendorf spanning monogrid, SABOTAGE, Cargo, pixel works, and later on-chain animations.

Full video interview and discussion with Kim Asendorf on generative processes, pixel aesthetics, and blockchain projects.

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