Nat Sarkissian: links

The official collection record dates the release and confirms 200 unique artworks.

Sarkissian discusses nature, simulation, coding, and the role of execution in generative art.

An Art Blocks collector discusses the recurring wildfire and regeneration cycle in Life and Love and Nothing.

Gorilla Sun examines the visual language and code of Eucalyptus and Sagebrush.

HOLO reports on Heft's Groundwork survey, which included Sarkissian among 27 generative artists.

Cure Alzheimer's Fund previews the reGEN auction and Sarkissian's scheduled Art Blocks release.

Cure Alzheimer's Fund reports that reGEN generated a $100,000 donation for research.

Load Gallery profiles Sarkissian for Neo Botanica and summarizes his software and physical practice.

Load Gallery lists Sarkissian in the group exhibition Neo Botanica: An Atlas of Artificially Generated Flora.

Heft details the digital and plotted forms of Sunlight through Wild Roses.

Verse's archive records its presentation of Hello Modulo.

Cure3 presents Sarkissian's Never the Same and a concise account of his practice.

The Cure3 press release lists Sarkissian among the generative artists supporting Parkinson's research.

Raster aggregates Nat Sarkissian's tokenized works across platforms.

Bright Moments identifies Sarkissian as a San Diego-based creative coder and generative artist.

Bright Moments documents Sunset from the Bluffs and its autobiographical coastal imagery.

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