eBoy
eBoy is a digital artist working in pixel art, creating distinctive pixelated compositions at specific resolutions. The artist produces works rendered at 64 x 64 pixels and scaled up to create larger format pieces, demonstrating a precise technical approach to digital art creation.
Johan Lescure
Agoria and Johan Lescure collaborated on Σ Lumina, an interactive installation at Musée d'Orsay that ran from February 13th to March 10th, 2024. The work allowed visitors to use their breath to create unique digital works, functioning as both a portal and antenna that connects cultural and historical heritage across different epochs. Their collaborative practice explores the intersection of physical and digital realms, creating bridges between the living and the coded through breath as a vital medium.
Larva Labs
Larva Labs created CryptoPunks as a fixed set of 10,000 items in mid-2017, which became one of the inspirations for the ERC-721 standard that defines non-fungible tokens. The project has gained significant recognition in mainstream media and art institutions, being featured in The New York Times, Christie's of London, Art|Basel Miami, and The PBS NewsHour.
Louis-Paul Caron
Louis-Paul Caron is a digital artist known for his ongoing portrait series "Everyday, I remember the future." His work "Day 366 - THESEE & CALYPSO" represents part of this conceptual digital art practice that explores themes of memory and futurity through portraiture.
Vera Molnár & Martin Grasser
Vera Molnár, the pioneering computer art artist, collaborates with Martin Grasser on her first and only on-chain generative art project. Known for her decades-long practice with the 'machine imaginaire' since the late 1960s when she first embarked upon algorithmic art, Molnár's work seamlessly integrates letters as pure abstract forms while embracing deliberate disorder. This collaboration represents her personal reflection on digital art amid the contemporary NFT landscape.
William Mapan
William Mapan is a digital artist who works with algorithmic code to create works that evoke traditional drawing mediums like crayon and colored pencil. His practice transforms digital canvases into expressions that feel inherently human, combining dynamic geometric and organic forms with spontaneity that defies their computational origins. Mapan's series include *Sketchbook A* (2023) and the subsequent *Sketchbook B*, which demonstrates his evolution from playful, childlike creativity toward deeper introspection and refined personal expression.