LIA: links

Art Blocks records little boxes on the hillsides, child as 777 unique artworks released through Art Blocks Factory on October 19, 2021.

Art Blocks records Being Yourself While Fitting In as 56 unique artworks released through Art Blocks Factory on August 15, 2022.

Laura Netz interviews LIA about code as a working material and the fluid exchange between artist and machine.

Kevin Holmes speaks with LIA about natural structures, relationships, software, hardware limits, and digital editions.

HOLO reports on the reconstruction of LIA’s early generative web works and the return of Re-Move to live operation.

Bruce Sterling’s WIRED column records LIA’s experiments with filament sculpture and digitally mediated fabrication.

Artmaker Blog reviews dada data in Social Codes, connecting its economy of means to twentieth-century code-art traditions.

Rhizome’s Net Art Anthology presents Re-Move .org as a landmark born-digital artwork.

OÖ Kultur documents Lost in Pixels, a 2022 exhibition surveying 24 works from multiple periods of LIA’s practice.

Ars Electronica’s jury statement praises the aesthetic refinement of LIA’s audiovisual collaboration with the @c collective.

Variation Media Art Fair profiles LIA and documents the generative audiovisual work Three Suns.

Feral File’s retrospective page for Cube_1997 places LIA’s early code practice within the platform’s history of software-native exhibition.

Feral File documents LIA’s dada data as generative, noninteractive p5.js software in the inaugural Social Codes exhibition.

Istanbul Digital Art Festival lists LIA among the artists in its sixth edition at the Atatürk Cultural Center.

A recorded 2007 lecture presents LIA discussing programming, randomness, errors, limitations, and interaction across a decade of work.

Raster aggregates LIA's tokenized works across platforms.

Creative Austria profiles LIA as a pioneer of software art and documents her Lost in Pixels exhibition at the Francisco Carolinum.

LIA’s official biography describes her code-based process, Vienna base, and continuous practice since 1995.

Art Blocks records LIA’s biography and both platform projects.

LIA’s current CV documents exhibitions, screenings, awards, and recent activity through June 2026.

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