Rob Dixon (Radix): links

The Art Blocks platform maintains a detailed artist profile page for Rob Dixon (Radix), outlining his background as a generative artist, game designer, and software developer based in California.

Art Blocks hosts the official collection page for Inspirals by Radix, documenting its March 2021 release and edition count of 1,000 unique artworks.

Art Blocks hosts the official collection page for Eccentrics by Radix, documenting its June 2021 release and edition count of 400 unique artworks.

Art Blocks hosts the official collection page for Eccentrics 2: Orbits by Radix, documenting its August 2021 release and edition count of 500 unique artworks.

A YouTube video records a live public conversation with Radix at the Marfa Art Blocks Weekend event, discussing his transition to generative art and artistic philosophy.

A YouTube video from Art Blocks features an interview with Radix as part of the After Dinner Mints series, exploring his early collections and background.

MakersPlace published an interview with Rob Dixon exploring his history with Macromedia technologies, metaverse projects, and generative worldbuilding approaches.

An OpenSea editorial article presents an extended live conversation with Radix from Marfa, covering his biography, creative process, thematic intentions, and specific reflections on Inspirals, Eccentrics, and later works.

NFT Price Floor provides market statistics and a descriptive overview of the Inspirals collection as a significant early Art Blocks Curated project.

The Proof platform hosted and documented an exhibition presentation of Windwoven by Radix within its curated program.

Verse Works maintains a dedicated series page for Eccentrics Playing Cards by Radix, documenting the extension of the generative algorithms into physical card editions.

Verse Works archives and presents early test images and works from the Eccentrics generative collections originally released on Art Blocks.

A YouTube video records a live public conversation with Radix at the Marfa Art Blocks Weekend event, discussing his transition to generative art and artistic philosophy.

A YouTube video from Art Blocks features an interview with Radix as part of the After Dinner Mints series, exploring his early collections and background.

A Kickstarter campaign page details the production and funding of physical Eccentrics Playing Cards derived directly from the artist's generative systems.

OpenSea maintains a collection page for Inspirals by Radix that provides additional marketplace context and collector information alongside the primary Art Blocks release.

The Hug.art platform publishes a biographical artist profile describing Rob Dixon (Radix) as a generative artist, programmer, and writer based in California.

Verse Works presents individual token pages and series context for specific outputs from Inspirals, confirming on-chain details and collector provenance for the collection.

Art Blocks maintains the collection page for Hatches by Rob Dixon (Radix), released in January 2026 as a continuation of his on-platform practice.

A YouTube video records a live public conversation with Radix at the Marfa Art Blocks Weekend event, discussing his transition to generative art and artistic philosophy.

A YouTube video from Art Blocks features an interview with Radix as part of the After Dinner Mints series, exploring his early collections and background.

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