Marcin Ignac: links

The marketplace record identifies Seadragons as an Art Blocks collection by Marcin Ignac.

Data Stories speaks with Ignac about data art, Variable’s process, visual programming, and tools.

Laughing Squid reviews Cindermedusae and its algorithmically varied three-dimensional organisms.

Inverted Audio examines the transformations, parameters, and randomized animation of Cindermedusae.

Nightingale reports Ignac’s account of the relationship between data visualization and generative abstraction.

The V&A records Ignac’s workshop on data storytelling and open-source visualization tools.

Poland’s Expo 2025 site documents Ignac’s participatory Spirit Plant and Generations installations.

The official Expo report credits Ignac and Variable and explains how Generations gathered visitors’ parametric plants.

Variable documents Flora as a speculative genetic-engineering application created for the Museum of Future Government Services.

Variable documents UCC Organism as a live institutional visualization distributed across more than 30 campus screens.

Variable documents Tangent as an artwork commissioned for the art+bits exhibition in Katowice.

Variable records Museum Week as a web artwork exhibited at the Cité de l'Architecture et du Patrimoine in Paris.

Variable’s Eyeo record connects computer graphics, data visualization, and Ignac’s artistic practice.

FITC profiles Ignac’s generative systems and records his Evolving Tools appearance in Amsterdam.

Variable’s Nodes Stream introduces its visual programming tool through Ignac’s recorded generative-design demonstrations.

Red Dot credits Ignac as generative system director for H&M Infinite Dreams.

Variable documents PEX as a modular software system for computational thinking, graphics, and visualization.

Raster aggregates Marcin Ignac's tokenized works across platforms.

Variable profiles Ignac as founder and creative lead and summarizes his computational practice.

Variable documents Every Day of My Life as a visualization of two and a half years of computer-use data.

Variable documents Inflows / Outflows as four artworks generated from millions of population-flow data points.

Variable documents Timespace as a spatial visualization derived from the studio’s Dropbox files.

Variable documents MRI of the Earth as a machine-learning data-art collaboration addressing climate change.

Ignac presents Algorithmic Memory 001: City as real-time generative paintings made entirely with custom software.