To experiment at the intersection of art, code and time. I’m interested in what happens when time stops being something outside a digital artwork and becomes an important variable within it: something that can affect its state, behavior, value or meaning. Code makes digital art programmable. Time can make it evolve.

The first experiment will be Aged Clocks, a collection of 4,096 digital artworks built around the representation and passage of time. But the collection is only the beginning. Aged Clocks will become the first pillar of a new kind of token mechanism I’m developing, where time itself becomes part of how a digital asset works.