Matt DesLauriers: links

DesLauriers' official site presents selected projects, biography, research, public talks, and open-source practice.

The official Meridian site documents its 15 KB program, token-hash coordinates, print logic, and archival structure.

The studio shop biography describes DesLauriers' work across software, images, prints, installations, and websites.

The studio's Subscapes page documents the 650-work release and its token-gated signed-print programme.

canvas-sketch is DesLauriers' open-source framework for generative artwork in JavaScript and the browser.

canvas-sketch-util provides reusable modules for randomness, geometry, colour, shaders, and pen plotting.

Vetro Editions' second-edition Meridian book reproduces all 1,000 works with essays, code, traits, and technical analysis.

DesLauriers' ACM pictorial presents Synthetic Gestures, a locally run, gradient-free evolutionary system for turning text prompts into expressive mechanical-plotter drawings.

Art Blocks' artist profile gathers DesLauriers' biography and two foundational projects.

Subscapes comprises 650 artificial surveys of procedurally generated ecosystems released in April 2021.

Meridian comprises 1,000 stratified landforms released through Playground in September 2021.

Jeff Davis interviews DesLauriers on early creative coding, open source, natural systems, and Subscapes.

An Art Blocks collector profile documents how Subscapes and Meridian were collected and compared as generative sets.

The National Film Board of Canada introduces Wayfinder, a procedurally assembled landscape and generative poetry game.

MIT's arts programme records DesLauriers' participation in the Future Sketches symposium on creative-coding tools.

Bright Moments' artist archive identifies DesLauriers' Canadian origins, London base, and generative practice.

The FOLIO film documents DesLauriers' recursive typographic drawing system and its Bright Moments London exhibition.

Avant Arte documents Sierra, a generative mountain translated into a fifteen-layer silkscreen and four CMYK NFTs.

Vetro's Tracing the Line places DesLauriers among one hundred contemporary artists using drawing machines and pen plotters.

Right Click Save's extended interview covers Meridian, Subscapes, natural systems, plotters, preservation, and artificial worlds.

Hyperrhiz analyses DesLauriers' views on natural systems, blockchain decentralisation, textiles, and generative authorship.

Le Random interviews DesLauriers on the documentary Generative, Bitframes, AI, and historical narrative.

Curated's guide studies Meridian's 15 KB algorithm, traits, print history, exhibitions, and role in DesLauriers' practice.

SonOfLasG reads the Bicycle drawing from Latent Dispatch: Studies as a pre-entanglement artefact, connecting a collector's cycling history to the system's evolving model of machine perception.