Licia He: links

The official collection record identifies Running Moon as an Art Blocks Curated project of 500 unique works released in 2022.

The artist’s project documentation explains Running Moon’s expansion shapes, segmenting lines, probabilistic palettes, textures, special modes, and development from watercolor to WebGL.

Jeff Davis speaks with He about her education, plotter practice, and development of Running Moon.

Michelle Chandra discusses robotic watercolor, AxiDraw, and automatic brush reloading with He.

Bright Moments interviews He about Sparkling Goodbye, Running Moon, physical sketching, and stained glass.

Right Click Save examines the renewed importance of plotter drawing through Feral File’s +GRAPH.

Arshake reviews +GRAPH and details the materials and duration of He’s plotted paintings.

The V&A presented Painting with Plotters as part of its 2024 Digital Design Weekend.

Goldsmiths’ Embodied Agents in Contemporary Visual Art project documents He’s research into robotic painting tools and materials.

GAZELL.iO documents He’s first solo exhibition, I Have To Talk To A Plotter.

Feral File’s live exhibition index identifies He among the six artists in Casey Reas’s +GRAPH.

Ocula records He’s solo and group exhibitions at Gazelli Art House.

The collaborative drawing-robots project presents plotters as tools connecting creative programming and physical fabrication.

Verisart summarizes a public discussion about generative art held alongside GEN/GEN, with He among the participating artists.

The artist’s portfolio documents Running Moon’s cloud-and-moonlight system, watercolor and stained-glass references, and 500-work release.

Raster maintains a market and oeuvre profile for Licia He.

The artist’s current CV documents her education, professional roles, exhibitions, publications, and teaching.

The artist’s project archive explains Fictional Lullaby and its thirty physical paintings for +GRAPH.

The Generative Art Museum’s INPUT OUTPUT brochure profiles He and her effort to bridge digital and physical practice.

Peckham Digital’s Artist and Computer episode presents a recorded conversation about He’s robotics and pen-plotter practice.

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