Observed arrival · 2026-11-14
Ira Greenberg Studio’s artificial life
An artist’s studio presents evolving digital organisms and the artworks, editions, and objects made from them.
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- Generative-art audiences and installation commissioners
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- The studio reports 8,843 births and 103 generations during the first 101 hours of one public installation.
Field notes
The studio traces its protobytes to 2004 and says each genome contains 61 genes. Its portfolio separates living worlds from prints and objects, editions and exhibitions, and earlier work. For the featured Gray Area installation, the page reports 8,843 births and 103 generations in 101 hours. A separate lantern project is explicitly labeled in development, while the linked ProtoWorld is described as open in a browser.
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