On May 6, Tyler launched Please Respond, a collaborative generative art experiment spanning ten artists.

The idea came to Tyler in the summer of 2025 while walking through Madrid. He recalled a small chain-of-art project he'd seen years earlier among local artists in Austin, and wondered what a generative, code-based version of that might look like, one that would allow viewers to watch a visual conversation unfold.

Tyler created the original work, then passed it to the next artist, who built something entirely their own within two weeks while keeping intact elements of what they inherited. That process was repeated with all ten artists. The most important guideline for the project was to create a piece of art that each respective artist loved.

The result was ten distinct but connected bodies of work. Each piece stands on its own, but every work is also directly linked to what came before and after it. The care each artist put into responding to the works before them is visible throughout the chain.

The full artist lineup: Tyler Hobbs, fingacode, Mathias Isaksen, mpkoz, Kjetil Golid, Juan Pedro Vallejo, Licia He, Juan Rodríguez García, Aleksandra Jovanić, and Zancan.

In celebration of Please Respond, a complete set of 10 open-edition archival pigment prints measuring 6.4 x 8 in. are available for anyone to purchase.

These works are executed as archival pigment prints on matte fine-art paper.
Each print includes a custom stamp with all of the artist’s mark on the reverse. Learn more about purchasing here.

QQL #336 enters OpenSea Flagship Collection

The Flagship Collection is OpenSea's NFT archive. It exists to honor the artists who helped build the NFT ecosystem, as well as the voices pushing digital culture forward.

A small internal committee, guided by trusted external advisors, oversees each acquisition with an eye toward long-term cultural relevance.

Learn more about what went into the creation and curation of QQL #336 in OpenSea’s new QQL documentary.

QQL is open to anyone who wants to explore making generative art. Create your own QQL and learn more about the project here.

Fidenza Approaches its 5-year Anniversary

Fidenza turns five on June 11, 2026.

For many of you, Fidenza may have been your first encounter with generative art, or with Tyler's work. For some, it sparked curiosity, intrigue, and a deeper relationship with algorithmic art that's still going.

We'd love to hear what it's meant to you. Your first impression, a piece that surprised you, what you see in it now that you didn't then. Share your memories and tag us on socials. We would love to celebrate alongside you!

Thank you for following along with the studio's latest developments. We're honored to share these milestones with you and look forward to sharing what comes next.