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Art Blocks Unveils 'Human Unreadable', Pushing the Boundaries of Digital and Physical Art

Art Blocks is teaming up with award-winning duo Operator for a new project called "Human Unreadable," which uses generative art technology to showcase the human spirit. The first 100 digital collectibles will be part of a live performance that will take place in 2023. Each artwork includes a choreographic sequence that encapsulates human recovery in three stages: "Reveal," "Decipher," and "Witness." Operator's unique approach to coding matches Art Blocks' desire to innovate generative art, and the project expresses vulnerability, risk, and confusion – all characteristics of human nature.

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