xenoliss: links

Art Blocks describes Factory as an editorially open generative-art program active from March 2021 through October 2022.

Art Blocks defines AB[500] as its first 500 projects published from 2020 through 2025.

Erick Calderon frames Art Blocks 500 as a finite foundational collection and preservation initiative.

Art Blocks documents the completion of AB[500] through three final Explorations projects.

Art Blocks provides a searchable overview of its project categories, including all 500 AB[500] collections.

A contemporary Art Blocks community essay describes Galaxiss, its Three.js implementation, noise systems, vehicles, and imagined larger universe.

Bankless listed Galaxiss among the first Factory projects available to mint in March 2021.

An Art Blocks community essay discusses possible cross-platform uses for Galaxiss planets and vehicles.

A critical overview identifies Galaxiss as a noise-based terrain project within the broader Art Blocks field.

Art Blocks reports that the Museum of Art + Light’s 2026 EMULATION exhibition presents work from across four AB[500] categories.

Acast credits an adapted Galaxiss image as the artwork for Mutable’s episode on imitation and creativity in web3.

Apple Podcasts archives Mutable and its explicit credit to Galaxiss by Xenoliss.

NFT Valuations places Galaxiss within a survey of generative collections from the first half of 2021.

A later NFT Valuations report again records Galaxiss within its chronological survey of generative collections.

Raster aggregates xenoliss's tokenized works across platforms.

OpenSea records Galaxiss #30 as an Ethereum ERC-721 within the named collection.

Raster explains that its artist profiles aggregate tokenized works across networks and platforms.

Raster’s FAQ describes its goal of profiling tokenized artists and indexing Art Blocks among more than 30 platforms.

Raster’s API documentation describes its artist, artwork, token, platform, and media records.

Art Blocks’ account of the final Curated release situates that project within the completed historical AB[500] program.

Art Blocks describes its First Generation documentary series as an initiative devoted to the collections that established the platform.

Artists may reuse this dossier's CC0 prose and verified bibliography on their own websites through the public AB5D API or MCP server. No key is required. Artwork rights remain with their respective artists and holders.

The API and MCP guide documents the available fields, browser fetch example, agent tools, attribution, licensing, and image-rights boundary.