Julia Flamingo’s #3 highlight of NFC in Lisbon is “Three of MEM” by MGXS. Brazilian artist Fernando Magalhães, aka MGXS develops tools and uses algorithms to create pieces and establish protocols, enabling his computer to create infinite variations. At NFC Lisbon, the renowned generative artist unveiled the MEM experience, which invited participants to mold the memories of digital beings. These contributions make it possible to create a living, evolving artwork known as the “Three of MEM”. An exhibition of this project was held in one of the rooms of the NFC pavilion.

Kate Lok provides a round-up on the gathering of +18,000 Web3 enthusiasts at the foot of the Eiffel Tower for the second iteration of NFT Paris, highlighting exhibitors that stood out from the rest. Artist MGXS debuted his latest series of generative art, "Assemble Us" as an auction during NFT Paris. 50% of the proceeds of the sale will be donated to Bibliothèques Sans Frontières (BSF), a charitable organization that provides access to information and education for those in need.

A. Moret in Conversation with Artist MGXS aka Fernando Magalhães. Can machines have feelings? Fernando Magalhães aka MGXS is a generative artist who has crafted a universe of his own design in search of that very question. The inhabitants of his world are robots with distinctive characteristics that juxtapose an abstract and painterly style with digital renderings.

SuperRare sat down with generative artist and sci-fi world builder Fernando Magalhães, aka MGXS, to discuss creating CryptoArt about machines and feelings. MGXS has minted more than 20 NFTs on SuperRare, including his GNSS series that explores a distant future where humankind fails to save Earth from extinction.

Julien David from @TheFridgeTokyo interviews MGXS. URUCU is the latest piece from Procedural Artist MGXS Fernando Magalhães. The NFT comes with 5 pigment prints on Washi, it was done in Japan in collaboration with Tokyo based Gallery The Fridge and each piece is unique and signed by the artist.