rahul iyer: links

Art Blocks documents Semblance as an Art Blocks Presents collection released in 2023.

Art Blocks documents Iyer’s later Studio project Roll Some Bones.

Kaloh’s digital-artists-to-watch series includes Rahul Iyer in its 2023 coverage.

Foundation discusses Iyer’s algorithmic treatment of sunlight, heritage, and personal memory.

A project text details the concepts, interaction, palettes, diffusion, and textile structures behind Semblance.

A project text explains the role of probability, machine execution, and crayon-like texture in Roll Some Bones.

A project record describes Interpretations of the Sun as ten algorithmically generated works made with p5.js and WebGL.

A San Francisco event listing identifies Iyer as a host of a gathering focused on AI, art, media, and creativity.

Raster aggregates rahul iyer's tokenized works across platforms.

OpenSea maintains the secondary-market collection record for Semblance.

NFT Price Floor maintains market data and a supply record for Semblance.

Verse maintains a dedicated series page for Roll Some Bones.

A recorded community interview for Scribble Together credits Iyer among the participating palette artists.

A dated public statement by Iyer reflects on his work with Art Blocks and his continuing activity as an artist, collector, and builder.

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