Reva: links

Art Blocks records Through the Window as a 500-work project released on 23 November 2021.

The World of Chinese interviews Reva about coding, play, troubleshooting, science fiction, and her route from engineering to art.

Phoenix publishes a Chinese-language interview focused on Reva’s search for meaningful creative territory in digital culture.

WaxOgawa reviews Reva’s A heaven in a wild flower exhibition and situates it within her technical and cultural background.

Jing Daily Culture examines the code-sharing, critique, and collaborative authorship behind Feral File’s N=12.

Artscape reviews dialog() and notes the drawn and print-like qualities of Reva Fan’s Endless Ballad.

Odaily reports Reva’s participation in the twelve-artist generative exhibition N=12.

Japan Generative Art Foundation documents Apertures of Reverie on public screens around Shibuya Sakura Stage.

The dialog() project site lists Reva Fan within its exhibition connecting generative art communities in four Asian cities.

NEORT’s exhibition page presents A heaven in a wild flower and a detailed artist biography.

Feral File’s exhibition archive records Reva Fan among the twelve participants in N=12.

Expanded.art surveys generative and AI art across generations with Reva Fan among the participating artists.

Tang Contemporary Art presents A Heaven in a Wild Flower in the Beijing exhibition Silicon-based: New Creator.

A presentation on code as common ground records Reva Fan’s participation in Asian generative art initiatives and public AR display.

Feral File’s illustrated N=12 catalogue contains Reva Fan’s process contribution and statement on collective intelligence.

Expanded.art profiles Reva Fan’s education, engineering background, community work, exhibitions, and algorithmic practice.

STYLY’s Reva Fan archive connects her to an augmented-reality exhibition of Asian generative artists at Shibuya Scramble Crossing.

SEAL’s project credits identify Reva Fan as a developer of an on-chain collaborative work released around Art Basel Hong Kong.

The NEORT.JP review archive supplies an independent exhibition record and biographical account of Reva’s Tokyo presentation.

The STYLY archive records Reva Fan’s inclusion among artists presented through augmented reality in Shibuya.

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