Mathias Isaksen: links
Selected sources trace Isaksen's Art Blocks release, earlier systems, critical reception, collaborative work, and recorded interviews.
In the AB[500]: Art Blocks
Art Blocks records Gumbo as 400 unique artworks released through its Curated program.
Gumbo on Art BlocksInterviews
Jordan Kantor speaks with Isaksen about his path into generative art and the technical and visual construction of Gumbo.
In Conversation with Mathias IsaksenThe Please Respond project page includes Isaksen's answers about inheriting, transforming, and passing on a shared algorithm.
Please Respond: Mathias IsaksenPress and criticism
Right Click Save considers Please Respond as an evolving exchange of visual language and code among ten artists.
Generative Art's Exquisite CorpseMuseums and institutions
Le Random's collection entry situates Gumbo within its collection and explains the series' shader and ray-marching methods.
Gumbo in the Le Random collectionGalleries and exhibitions
The Please Respond presale page outlines the ten-artist sequential format in which Isaksen participated.
Please Respond overviewEssays, talks and podcasts
The gm.studio presentation of Factura contains Isaksen's account of recursive cutting and the project's development.
A brief history of cutsAuctions and catalogues
OpenSea's collection record independently documents Gumbo's 400-work edition and July 2023 launch.
Gumbo marketplace recordProfiles and archives
Raster aggregates Mathias Isaksen's tokenized works across platforms.
RasterArt Blocks summarizes Isaksen's education, Oslo base, artistic approach, and projects.
Mathias IsaksenZancan's series archive records Isaksen's contribution within the ten-part Please Respond project.
Please Respond 01.03Video
A filmed interview follows Isaksen's transformation of inherited code from a flat grid into a three-dimensional scene.
Please Respond 3: Mathias IsaksenUse this research
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