1/14 Diamond Exhibition is only a few days away! Today, we’re excited to announce the second half of our artist line-up: 12 generative artists using tech to create thought-provoking and inspiring work. More about the 12 artists below: 🧵

5/14 Hideki Tsukamoto (TSUKAMOTO) is a UK-based procedural and generative artist. He is well known for his collection “Singularity,” which was part of Art Blocks Curated (season two).

6/14 Ippsketch (Jeff / ippsketch) is a generative artist living in Texas. His handle stands for i++ sketch—a reference to the code behind the art used to iterate a process forward. Jeff is most well known for his two Art Blocks collections “Bent” and “Imposter Syndrome.”

7/14 Kelly Milligan (Kelly Milligan) is a New Zealand-based artist who translates practical code knowledge into algorithmic and generative art for print, in-motion, and fully interactive media. His notable collection “Act of Emotion” is a curated release on Art Blocks.

9/14 Melissa Wiederrecht (Melissa Wiederrecht) is an American artist based in Saudi Arabia. She explores paradoxes such as order and chaos, intention and accident, and control and randomness. Recently, her work has been exhibited at Unit online exhibition “Liminal Space.”

10/14 Owen Moore (@owenmoore_xyz) is a Canadian artist and creative developer. He has released notable collections on Art Blocks such as “Flux,” “Erratic,” “Spaghettificiation,” and “Quarantine.”

11/14 Radix (Radix {robdixon}) is a generative artist, game designer, programmer, and writer. He has released renowned generative art projects including “Inspirals” and “Eccentrics.” He also co-created the WonderMine game in Decentraland as part of the WonderZone team.

12/14: Ryan Bell (Ryan Bell) is an artist, software engineer, and musician. His work explores themes of recursion, radical complexity, and playfulness. He is an active member of the Tezos generative art ecosystem and has hosted multiple minting galleries at Art Basel.

13/14: Sarah Ridgley (Sarah Ridgley) is a generative artist and creative coder based in Arkansas whose work has been exhibited internationally. Her art explores the space between the hand-drawn and the computer-drawn and considers how to blur those boundaries.

14/14: Keep an eye out for upcoming Twitter Spaces and Discord chats where you can get to know the people and perspectives behind the art. If you missed the announcement for our first 10 artists, follow this link to check out the thread: x.com/moonbirds/stat…

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Plus: Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez (Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez) is a multidisciplinary artist based in Spain. His work explores the interplay between space and boundaries. He is known for his Art Blocks Curated collection “Entretriempos” and his fxhash collection “Contrapuntos.”

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