Jimmy Griffith (remnynt): links

The official collection record documents Proscenium's 400 editions, release date, platform classification, and project statement.

Art Blocks' long-form interview traces Griffith's education, games career, early terrain studies, and development of Proscenium.

OpenSea's Marfa interview documents the participatory paint installation and Griffith's account of software as an artistic medium.

The artist's signed Mirror essay develops Proscenium's conceptual argument about software, simulation, painting, and world-building.

The artist's technical introduction explains the heightmap, deterministic simulation, nineteen styles, and seventeen palettes.

The artist's current statement presents Architectonica, its isometric noise system, and its Consensus Curation release model.

Art Blocks' Curated winter preview records the program context and describes Proscenium as a self-painting landscape governed by reimagined physics.

The New Media Film Festival lists remnynt among the artists featured in the documentary Emergence in Marfa.

A 2026 long-form conversation covers Griffith's coding and game-development background, Proscenium, and the release of Architectonica.

This extended interview examines vibes, the reliquary, Griffith's transition from games, and his use of interactive on-chain systems.

Raster aggregates Jimmy Griffith (remnynt)'s tokenized works across platforms.

Art Blocks' artist profile records Griffith's biography, earlier works, and Proscenium within his platform history.

The artist's public repository preserves the original JavaScript renderer and deployed Solidity contract for vibes.

The public repository for the reliquary preserves its interactive JavaScript system and project documentation.