n e o: links

Art Blocks records Time Squared by n e o and steen as 212 unique artworks released January 6, 2022.

OpenSea records Calendart as a collaborative collection containing 365 works and five trait groups.

The Link defines the long-form computer-generative model associated with fixed Art Blocks collections.

The Link’s charity report associates Calendart with an estimated contribution to Girls Who Code.

The Link discusses the presentation of on-chain generative art to established art-world audiences.

Art Blocks describes its Marfa venue as a physical space dedicated to generative art and its historical foundations.

Art Blocks describes its platform’s historical roots, generative method, animated works, and preservation model.

Art Blocks’ secondary-market exhibition interface provides an archive for viewing released projects and collector listings.

Art Blocks’ discovery archive organizes collections by category and aesthetic, including geometric and minimal work.

The Link’s Art Blocks 101 guide explains how collector transactions interact with stored generative scripts.

The Link’s 1 of 1 of X essay examines unique outputs within predefined generative editions.

The Link surveys static, dynamic, and interactive forms available to on-chain generative artists.

The Link considers how collectors construct narratives and comparisons through collection curation.

The Link records collector perspectives on Art Blocks’ completed Curated Series 1 through 8.

OpenSea records Time Squared’s 212 works and its arrangement, color strategy, palette, pattern, size, and speed traits.

An NFT Valuations report places Calendart within its survey of generative collections.

A separate NFT Valuations report includes Time Squared in its supported generative collections.

Raster aggregates n e o's tokenized works across platforms.

Art Blocks documentation explains the protocol through which scripts, hashes, and tokens produce deterministic works.

Art Blocks documents how its on-chain generator assembles artist scripts, token hashes, and dependencies.

Art Blocks documents its approach to storing and reconstructing NFT metadata and generative outputs.

Art Blocks’ technical requirements document explains hashes, deterministic variation, and token identifier structure.

Art Blocks’ GraphQL reference documents project, collection, token, invocation, feature, and live-view metadata fields.

The official Time Squared record includes a live-view control for observing the animated work beyond its static render.

Artists may reuse this dossier's CC0 prose and verified bibliography on their own websites through the public AB5D API or MCP server. No key is required. Artwork rights remain with their respective artists and holders.

The API and MCP guide documents the available fields, browser fetch example, agent tools, attribution, licensing, and image-rights boundary.