Ofir Liberman: links

Art Blocks records THE SOURCE CoDE as a collection of 180 unique artworks released on November 4, 2021.

The Jerusalem Post features Liberman’s The Source in its report on the eleventh Jerusalem Design Week.

FFF’s collecting archive discusses THE SOURCE CoDE #24 as a digital tarot and personal prophecy.

Herzliya Museum documents The Source Code Oracle as an interactive, ten-symbol generative system.

The Tel Aviv Museum of Art lists Liberman among the participating creators in NFT: One of a Kinds.

The Eretz Israel Museum names Liberman among the creators of Material Flow Collective’s Organism 144.

HIT presents Liberman’s Ditaplot Dreams 1,2,3 in the exhibition MEMORY_ALMOST_FULL.

Ananeh’s annual program includes Liberman’s Source Code: Techno-Mystic Ritual.

The 2019 TouchDesigner Summit archive outlines a generative-design workshop associated with Liberman and Ben Benhorin.

Shenkar lists Liberman as a lecturer and digital artist in its second NFT Israel conference program.

Raster aggregates Ofir Liberman's tokenized works across platforms.

Shenkar’s Kadar Center lists Ofir Liberman among the collaborators in its interaction-design community.

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