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**Artist and techno label founder Emily Nicoll is releasing Geophylla on Art Blocks Studio on May 13.** The collection features 256 generative artworks combining: - Spinning metallic floral forms with iridescent mineral palettes - Mathematical precision using Fibonacci sequences found in nature - Layered petal shapes creating hypnotic, structured compositions Nicoll, who founded the Aquaregia music label, brings her aesthetic sensibility to on-chain generative art. Each piece balances organic softness with geometric discipline. The project launches exclusively through Art Blocks Studio, where collectors can mint algorithmically generated variations.

**Matt Kane's Gazers artwork #189** has been added to OpenSea's flagship collection. **About Gazers:** - Released in December 2021 as an Art Blocks Curated project - Part of the Art Blocks 500 collection - Functions as a living artwork that syncs with lunar phases - Each piece serves as a unique, visually evolving lunar calendar **Concept:** The project explores the moon's symbolic importance to humanity, using lunar distance as a metaphor for measuring success. The works change over time, highlighting shifting perceptions as time passes. [View the full Gazers collection](https://www.artblocks.io/collection/gazers-by-matt-kane)

Art Blocks generative artworks were projected in large-scale format on the Museum of Art and Light's building facade during their Annual Gala event. The display showcased the platform's on-chain generative art pieces to gala attendees, bringing blockchain-based artwork into a traditional museum setting. - Featured Art Blocks artists' work in supersize projection - Displayed on @museumartlight exterior - Part of the museum's Annual Gala celebration This marks a notable intersection between crypto-native generative art and established art institutions.

Carolina Melis's **KUBIKINO** is now on display at the Museum of Light + Art through August 16, 2026. **About the Work:** - Algorithmically generated faces using geometric elements derived from circles - Employs primary colors and essential geometries - Creates diverse outputs resembling human faces, animals, and traditional masks - Part of the Art Blocks 500 collection **Exhibition Details:** - Featured in EMULATION: Selections from the Art Blocks 500 - Running until August 16, 2026 - Located at Museum of Light + Art The piece demonstrates how code-based art can produce varied, idiosyncratic results from a limited palette of shapes and colors.

**Art Blocks 500 artist Kazuhiro Tanimoto is launching Rain Blooms with a dual debut.** The generative art project will premiere at the neort_io gallery in Tokyo on May 15, followed by a release on Art Blocks Studio. Tanimoto, known for his work in the Art Blocks 500 collection, is bringing his latest creation to both physical and digital spaces. **Key Details:** - Physical exhibition at neort_io gallery in Tokyo - Launch date: May 15 - Digital release coming to Art Blocks Studio - Created by Art Blocks 500 artist Kazuhiro Tanimoto The project represents another step in bridging traditional gallery exhibitions with on-chain generative art platforms.