Vamoss: links

Art Blocks records Patterns of Life as a 512-work Factory project released on July 17, 2021.

Art Blocks records We as a 1,024-work Factory project released on October 1, 2021.

Sesc Rio combines an exhibition account with Vamoss's statements on creative coding, experimentation, and open-source art.

A contemporary release report explains the cellular-automaton method and combinatorial system behind Patterns of Life.

Diário do Rio reviews the participatory mechanics and expanded-media contents of Vamoss's Meta Gallery exhibition.

Museu do Amanhã details the 2024 presentation and touring history of Arte de Código Aberto.

The museum's annual report documents the exhibition's attendance, responsive projections, and accessibility resources.

Senac São Paulo records Vamoss's open-source-art presentation and summarizes his generative practice and academic background.

Museu do Amanhã's documentation center preserves Vamoss's biography and records his death in January 2025.

SuperUber documents Vamoss's inclusion in the interactive and immersive NFT Rio exhibition at Parque Lage.

Revista VIS publishes Vamoss's co-authored article on an interactive telematic performance and records his UFRJ research.

A science-education paper discusses Vamoss's invitation for visitors to experiment with code without fear of breaking the program.

A PUC-Rio research report analyzes Open Source Art as an interactive setting for manipulating code and observing simulated physical and biological systems.

UFRJ's Hiperorgânicos archive documents Vamoss's creative-coding contribution, moderation, and performance activity within the university's art-and-technology research network.

Raster aggregates Vamoss's tokenized works across platforms.

Art Blocks profiles Vamoss and summarizes his projects, education, and long-term experimental use of code.

Vamoss's official site is preserved in memoriam with selected projects and open sketches.

Vamoss's GitHub profile preserves his open-source software, generative-art projects, and public code archive.

Vamoss's Observable profile preserves fifteen public notebooks, including a notebook for Arte de Código Aberto at Museu do Amanhã.

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