Samuel Honigstein (Samsy): links

The official collection record dates Jiometory No Compute to 2021, identifies 1,024 unique artworks, and documents its live mechanics.

The official collection record dates Fushi No Reality to 2023, identifies 255 unique artworks, and documents its real-time system.

Jeff Davis speaks with Samsy about creative coding, blockchain, data visualization, and Jiometory No Compute.

Communication Arts discusses Black Foundry’s digital presentation and credits Honigstein’s animation contribution.

Communication Arts’ first-person profile examines Honigstein’s current multiplayer portfolio and its WebGPU, WebGL, TSL, and PartyKit systems.

Art Blocks reports on its European program and names Samsy among the artists shown at the Decentral Art Pavilion in Venice.

Google’s Chrome Experiments archive presents Arkade London as a WebGL work by Samuel Honigstein.

The KIKK 2018 festival program places Mimêsis within a citywide augmented reality art tour.

Dogstudio documents the seven-work KIKK augmented reality exhibition and Honigstein’s role in Mimêsis.

LIA’s exhibition archive lists Samsy among the artists in the Singularity generative art exhibition in Venice.

A project study of virtual events credits Honigstein in the Tomorrowland technical team.

The Art Blocks token record preserves collection attributes and provenance information for a Jiometory No Compute edition.

Raster aggregates Samuel Honigstein (Samsy)'s tokenized works across platforms.

Honigstein’s current portfolio presents his WebGPU, WebGL, interactive 3D, computational-code, and visual-art practice.

Art Blocks’ artist page brings together Honigstein’s biography, projects, marketplace activity, and recognition.

OKAY DEV profiles Honigstein’s creative technology practice, skills, and professional recognition.

Behance’s Kokopako project archive includes a production credit for Samuel Honigstein.

Dogstudio’s Tomorrowland film documents the WebGL environment and credits Honigstein as technical director and 3D developer.

The Arkade London video presents Honigstein’s keyboard-controlled, audio-reactive WebGL experiment.

Honigstein’s official Jiometory microsite preserves the project as an interactive browser work.

Dogstudio’s Tomorrowland case study includes production footage, credits, and details of the immersive island.

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