From Noise: A Milestone at Art Basel Miami Beach

December 3-7, 2025

From Noise and Translated Gestures debuted at Art Basel Miami Beach's Zero 10 initiative this December, marking a significant moment for digital art at the world's premier contemporary art fair. The reception was remarkable: all 12 iterations of From Noise found homes with collectors, with 7 of those acquisitions coming from collectors new to the NFT space.

In From Noise, the spontaneous gestures of painters, along with the density and chaos of urban graffiti and sticker clusters, are translated into algorithmic structures. This process raises questions about the nature of spontaneity itself: whether it depends on bodily action or can emerge from the controlled introduction of randomness, and whether carefully crafted chaotic moments can carry the same meaning as those made by hand.

The series comprised 12 algorithmic works plus an artist's proof, presented as prints on wood panel with gloss varnish (48 × 60 inches) in partnership with SOLOS Gallery. 

Translated Gestures: A Contemplative Counterpoint

Translated Gestures offered contrast to the density of From Noise. The series featured six monochrome silkscreen prints on Stonehenge paper, housed in a clothbound folio as an edition of 30 + AP. Each print isolated a single gesture from the larger From Noise compositions, extracting one moment from those ~4,000 marks and giving it space to breathe.

Day Gardens: Coding and Cultivation

Released June 16, 2025 
Presented during Art Basel at The Digital Art Mile in partnership with laCollection, Day Gardens explored minimalist geometric abstraction through soft palettes: warm creams, muted pinks, and subtle interplay of line and plane. Drawing inspiration from his physical garden, Tyler discovered parallels between coding and cultivation. Both practices involve setting parameters, nurturing growth, and embracing controlled unpredictability.

From thousands of algorithmic outputs, Tyler selected 50 works plus an artist's proof. Half remained digital-only, while the other half included physical counterparts: textured ink prints on hand-stained wood panels (24 × 30 × 2 inches).

Global Exhibitions: From Hong Kong to New York to Toledo

SPACES II: Capturing the Ephemera

Phillips Hong Kong | March 27- April 14, 2025

Careless and Well-Intentioned #3 was featured at Phillips' Asia headquarters, presented by HOFA Gallery and PhillipsX alongside works by Refik Anadol, Sougwen Chung, Random International, Addie Wagenknecht, Gina Choy and Maja Petrić.

Rhizome World

New Museum | April 18 - May 11, 2025

A month-long celebration of software art at Water Street Projects in NYC's Financial District. Two Fidenza iterations (#943 & #253) from the Hivemind Digital Culture Fund collection were featured alongside a custom flow field algorithm mural created specifically for the exhibition.

Toledo Museum of Art

Infinite Images: The Art of Algorithms | July 12 - November 30, 2025

The exhibition featured work by artists spanning computer art's history, from pioneers Vera Molnar and Sol LeWitt to contemporary artists like Dmitri Cherniak and Emily Xie.

An interactive QQL Generation Station was featured as part of this exhibition, alongside several notable Fidenza works. Museum visitors could generate their own QQL seeds and receive them via email, making the creation of generative art accessible to all.

Building Community Through Conversation

Beyond releases and exhibitions, 2025 gave opportunities for conversation, education, and community connection.

LACMA Digital Art Conversations

Miami Beach | December 2025

During Art Basel Miami Beach, Tyler participated in LACMA's second annual Digital Art Conversations, organized by LACMA's Digital Leaders. The gathering brought together artists, curators, institutional leaders, and collectors for an afternoon of dialogue around the past, present, and future of digital art. Tyler discussed how he translates the spontaneity of gestural painting into algorithmic form.

Art Blocks Marfa Weekend

Texas | October 17, 2025

Tyler participated in the Artist Fair in Marfa, Texas, where he demonstrated custom software and techniques for integrating drawing by hand into a generative process. The weekend brought together the Art Blocks community for connection, conversation and celebration of AB500's culmination.

QQL Third Anniversary

The QQL community celebrated three years of algorithmic exploration and engaging conversations. Thanks to outstanding efforts by community members, the QQL Docs Initiative now serves as both an introduction for newcomers and a deeper exploration of the algorithm's nuances.

Order/Disorder: Conversations Across Continents

Austin | March 7, 2025
An evening at Ivester Contemporary with Tyler and Kevin Ivester, exploring algorithmic art and creative process. Limited copies of the Collector's Edition and Limited Edition were available for purchase and signing.

London | June 26, 2025
Tyler joined Matt DesLauriers to discuss their creative practices and the evolution of generative art. The full conversation is now available to watch.

Looking Ahead to 2026

As we move into 2026, Tyler and the Studio Team would like to extend our sincere gratitude for your support over the years. We look forward to sharing more of these moments with you in the year ahead.

We’re working on new projects for 2026, with details to be shared in the coming months. Be sure to follow us on our social channels to stay up to date with everything happening at the Studio.