- Artist
- Rizzle, Sebi, Miguelgarest · Art Blocks ↗
- Based
- Collaborative, digital native
- Raster
- Rizzle ↗ · Miguelgarest ↗
- In the set
- OnChainChain · 2,000 editions
- Links
- Full bibliography ↗
Rizzle, Sebi, and Miguelgarest entered the generative art landscape with OnChainChain, a project that embodies the intersection of whimsical design and technical rigor in the blockchain era.1 Released on April 14, 2022, the collection consists of 2,000 unique pieces that function as high end metaverse wearables while remaining fully on-chain.
Genesis and Technical Foundation
The trio crafted OnChainChain as an exploration of on-chain interoperability. Each output draws from a sophisticated generative script deployed directly to the Ethereum blockchain, ensuring permanence and reproducibility independent of external hosting.2 This approach aligns with broader movements in generative art toward true decentralization.

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Series outputs · live on Art Blocks ↗
Visually, the works feature vibrant chains, totems, and accessories that evoke digital jewelry and fashion artifacts. The generative parameters create surprising combinations, from baby chain variants to royal fancy pieces, each rendered in real time from on-chain code.3
Context in Generative Art and Metaverse Fashion
OnChainChain emerged during a fertile period for Art Blocks Factory releases, where artists pushed boundaries of what fully on-chain art could achieve. The project specifically targeted interoperability, with intentions documented for use as wearables across virtual worlds.4 This forward thinking positions the collection as both aesthetic object and functional digital asset.
The collaborative nature of Rizzle, Sebi, and Miguelgarest reflects the communal ethos of early blockchain art scenes. Their work bridges playful expression with the serious infrastructure of decentralized permanence, contributing to the maturation of generative practices.
Reception and Legacy
Since release, OnChainChain has circulated in secondary markets and been featured in discussions of on-chain generative collections. Its 2,000 editions allow broad accessibility while maintaining the scarcity and uniqueness inherent to generative systems.5
In the AB[500], OnChainChain stands as a testament to the creative possibilities when technical innovation meets whimsical design. The collection continues to exemplify how generative artists can embed cultural commentary on fashion, identity, and ownership directly into immutable code.
Bibliography
For the complete bibliography see the Rizzle, Sebi, Miguelgarest links page ↗.