Simon De Mai: links

Art Blocks presents an extended interview with De Mai about the origins and mechanics of Spectron.

An official token page documents Spectron #217 and its generative attributes.

OpenSea records Spectron as a 400-item Art Blocks collection.

De Mai discusses technology, design school, Processing, NFTs, and analog-video research with Jeff Davis.

Crypto Times includes Spectron in an overview of Art Blocks Curated projects and its analog-synthesizer lineage.

Kunstmatrix describes Spectron #228 in relation to early video art and the EMS Spectre.

Fondazione Ugo e Olga Levi records the Decentral Art Pavilion’s presentation of more than 200 NFT works in Venice.

MutualArt associates De Mai with a 2022 exhibition at Zuzeum Art Centre in Riga.

Techspressionism lists De Mai in NFT Now, a juried exhibition selected by Anne Spalter.

Arte.it lists De Mai among the international artists in the Decentral Art Pavilion exhibition Singularity.

NFT Price Floor’s collection study summarizes Spectron’s release, classification, supply, and traits.

Sotheby’s documents Spectron #249 as a unique iteration from the 400-work series.

Sotheby’s Natively Digital catalogue includes Spectron in an Art Blocks lot of nineteen works.

MutualArt preserves an auction record for Spectron #249, including its medium and sale chronology.

The NFT Market Report includes Drifting in its chronology of generative collections.

Raster aggregates Simon De Mai's tokenized works across platforms.

NFT Price Floor maintains an indexed artist and collection-statistics page for De Mai.

OpenSea preserves an individual Spectron token record with ownership, contract, and trait information.

Vimeo hosts Spectron 0002, credited to Simon De Mai with music by Warner Jepson.