makio135: links
Selected sources trace Hōrō, makio135's creative-coding practice, teaching, exhibitions, collaborations, and reception.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
Archipelago preserves Hōrō's project statement, generative features, influences, and 400-edition collection record.
Hōrō project recordInterviews
Mastermind's long-form conversation addresses Radisson's artistic journey, NFT practice, and transition to full-time generative art.
Generative Art MasterclassPress and criticism
Kaloh's Art Blocks Factory review discusses Hōrō within the platform's secondary-market landscape.
Factory Market ReviewBusinessABC reports on the artist's graffiti-oriented collaboration with Iconic Moments and the Universal Hip Hop Museum.
Museum collaborationMuseums and institutions
Stereolux reviews a two-day programme on generative art developed in collaboration with Lionel Radisson.
Code and artistic creationGalleries and exhibitions
La Conciergerie's archive documents Radisson's participation in Algorithmes and reproduces views of his interactive work.
AlgorithmesThe Mirage Festival programme presents Making Noise and records Radisson's educational and creative-coding background.
Making NoiseEssays, talks and podcasts
Stereolux documents a workshop led by Radisson on generative graphics and motion design using p5.js and Observable.
Generative graphics workshopStereolux's creative-code session archive lists Radisson's Tools Driven Creative Coding presentation.
Tools Driven Creative CodingAuctions and catalogues
The NFT Market Report includes Hōrō in its survey of generative collections released during the first half of 2022.
NFT Market ReportProfiles and archives
Observable's artist page provides a substantial archive of Radisson's public notebooks and creative-coding studies.
Lionel Radisson archiveVideo
Shapes presents the collaborative project's generators, mutable-token mechanics, and on-chain design through an interactive project record.
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