phenomena: links

Art Blocks records APEX as 377 unique artworks released on April 15, 2022.

Art Blocks records Longing as 247 unique artworks released on February 17, 2023.

Tanchum explains the origins, sensing system, environmental data, and architectural behavior of Moments in Time.

Niio’s interview considers how digital media and generative systems reshape Tanchum’s interpretation of reality.

VICE examines Tanchum’s computer-generated imagery and its tension between physical accuracy and visual credibility.

STIRworld surveys Tanchum’s transition from cinematic visual effects to generative art and immersive installation.

An illustrated publication examines Tanchum’s coded images and algorithmic art practice.

Tel Aviv Museum of Art details the real-time generative and electricity-data logic behind In Bloom.

The World Economic Forum identifies Tanchum’s public-scale AI practice and the presentation of Human Atmospheres in Davos.

The World Economic Forum discusses Tanchum’s generative installation Seeds of Tomorrow in relation to ecology and artificial intelligence.

Design Museum Holon documents a collaborative light installation whose clustered lamps evoke the movement and randomness of a human flock.

LOAD Gallery presents Phenomena Labs in Neo Botanica, an exhibition devoted to artificially generated flora.

LOAD Gallery’s artist archive describes Phenomena Labs and presents works from Rococo Diffusion Artifacts.

ZAZ10TS documents Rococo Diffusion Artifacts as a Times Square presentation concerned with nature, code, ornament, and machine memory.

The studio information page explains Phenomena Labs’ approach to growth, decay, emergence, real-time data, immersion, and participation.

The World Economic Forum lists Tanchum as a participant in a public discussion about AI, reality, trust, and human experience.

The artist’s catalogue records installations, presentations, media, and edition information across the wider practice.

Raster aggregates phenomena's tokenized works across platforms.

Tanchum’s biography outlines his computational practice and selected institutional and public presentations.

The artist’s exhibition archive lists museum installations, public presentations, exhibitions, and screenings by year.

The Flora Synthetics record identifies a 2025 generative AI project developed through the OpenAI Artist Program.

Artificial Wild Dream presents an AI-imagined journey through wilderness, memory, and idealized nature.

A trailer introduces Artificial Wild Dream as an audiovisual journey through machine memories of nature, extinct species, and decaying reefs.

ZAZ10TS documents Rococo Diffusion Artifacts as a moving-image encounter among ornament, nature, code, and digital memory.