Matt Jacobson (NumbersInMotion): links

Art Blocks records Watercolor Dreams as a 600-work Curated project released on April 30, 2021.

Art Blocks records Blaschke Ballet as a 600-work Playground project released on September 30, 2021.

Jeff Davis interviews Jacobson about creative coding, SFPC, generative-art history, and Watercolor Dreams.

A Plottables community transcript records Jacobson in conversation with minimizer during the launch of Scribble Together.

Holladay Saltz uses Watercolor Dreams in an extended art-historical argument about serial algorithmic art.

Samsung announces Jacobson's 100-work MyBespoke collection and explains its algorithmic and physical presentation.

BUOY documents the design and delivery of Jacobson's generative works for customizable Samsung refrigerator panels.

The School for Poetic Computation lists Jacobson in its Fall 2017 student showcase and documents the program's code, critical theory, hardware, and code-poetry curriculum.

Art Blocks describes Plottables as Jacobson's curated onchain platform for pen-plotter generative art.

The Plottables marketplace documents the platform's range of artist-programmed drawing projects and Jacobson's participation.

Art Blocks records Streamlines as Jacobson's 500-work Plottables release from December 2021.

Art Blocks records Endless (5,607,250 to Infinity), Jacobson's Plottables collaboration with Modnar Wolf.

Art Blocks documents Stitchables, Jacobson and Luke Shannon's platform connecting code with machine embroidery.

Art Blocks records connect-close as the pair's first onchain Stitchables collection.

Art Blocks records SPINᵗ, Jacobson's December 2023 project for Bright Moments.

Art Blocks profiles Jacobson's biography, education, exhibitions, projects, and interdisciplinary practice.

Jacobson's official site presents selected projects spanning looping GIFs, plotters, Art Blocks, Samsung, and generative embroidery.

Jocelyn Renouf presents a collaboration with Jacobson combining ink sketches and pen-plotter patterns.

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