TL;DR:

• Marfa: We’re hosting 3 different events with glitch Gallery at Marfa. Explore the full glitch Gallery lineup here. 

• Juno: Create Generative, Dynamic, and Interactive Art without code → https://heyjuno.app/

• Product Updates: Faster browsing, stronger profiles and listings, additional discoverability, and more.

• Transient Curated: Mirror 404 at 29/50 collected; Paul Reid’s Ariadne’s Thread: Canto II is open for bidding. October kicks off with Ana María Caballero and Diane Lindo.

• Featured Drops: Philheal’s Ripples (10 1/1s), Alimo’s Community Surf (45 editions collected), Osinachi’s Forgotten Relics Part II (2.3 ETH reserves), Ayla’s Alpha Waves (5E buy now).

Juno: Create Living Art

Juno is the studio for generative, interactive, and dynamic art. You can build all three without writing a single line of code. Bring your imagination, drop in your assets, and ship a piece in minutes by describing your vision.

Why artists are using Juno

• Start fast. Remixable Recipes and AI prompting get you moving quickly

• Stay flexible. Visual controls first, optional code editor for p5.js or Three.js

• Work safely. Version History lets you explore and roll back at any time

• Publish easily. Share a full-screen link or embed your piece where you want

• Build with the community. Publish a recipe, invite remixes, and track the evolution.

Ready to build your first piece or level up an idea you already have?

Product Updates:

• Faster browsing. Landing loads quicker, the grid feels smoother, and you now have discovery tabs, filters, sorting, plus exhibition page discovery.

• Stronger profiles and listings. Curated and SuperRare creators appear on profiles, Juno recipes are displayed on profiles, high-resolution media opens in a new page, and OpenSea links are cleaned. 

• Stability and mobile. Augmented Reality support on mobile, connected wallets visible in profile settings, and an RPC fallback for reliability.

• Coming Soon: Self-Service Metadata Updates and Burn & Redeem for editions.

Transient Curated:

September opened our fall program with David Lisser’s Mirror 404 and the next chapter in Paul Reid’s Ariadne’s Thread. October extends the line with new artist-led releases, including forthcoming presentations by Ana Maria and Diane Lindo. Explore the exhibitions below.

• Mirror 404 by David Lisser: Lisser sets small mirrors into natural vignettes and scans them into native point clouds. The mirrors resist capture, producing apertures and misregistered reflections that make the technology visible to itself. Kevin Buist’s essay frames the work within a long history of mirrors in art. 29/50 collected at 0.11 ETH each. Explore the collection → https://www.transient.xyz/exhibition/mirror-404 

• Farewell and a Black Sail by Paul Reid: Reid returns to the Labyrinth with Farewell and a Black Sail, extending his long study of the Minotaur with the restraint and empathy that define this series. The new chapter follows the creature after Theseus, attentive to survival and memory rather than spectacle. The work is offered as a 1/1 auction with a Bidder’s Edition. Reserve: 3 ETH. Explore the exhibition → https://www.transient.xyz/exhibition/ariadnes-thread

• Pace Stills by Ana María Caballero: Caballero releases 3 generative stills connected with her recent multi-channel video work, PACE. Scattered moments from Caballero’s choreography contextualize this mark-making as they dance between the words of the poem on the page. Reserves: .4E Releasing Tuesday, October 7th.

• Imagination by Diane Lindo: Imagination is a collection of video works from Diane Lindo, tying together punk rock aesthetics and a descent into the subconscious. In the titular work, and every video across the collection, Diane’s biting, hand-made stop motion style can be felt. Releasing on October 14, enquire for pricing and a preview of the works.

Featured Drops from The Lab:

• Ripples by Philheal: A lore-first expedition across the world of Ala unfolds through ten 1/1 works written as a captain’s log. The imagery moves from coastlines and isles to sacred falls, forests, empires, and thresholds, introducing guardians and masquerades that anchor the myth. Participation is built into the form: every bidder receives a map-fragment edition that can be burned to assemble the complete map, revealing the locations of the works inside D.A.M. The series blends worldbuilding, cartography, and collection into a single narrative gesture. 0.1E reserves. Collect it today. 

• Community Surf by Alimo: Ten open-edition illustrations released for 24 hours at 0.01 ETH each, inviting the community to “catch all the waves”. The first ten collectors to complete all ten received a bonus dynamic 16:9 edition that was updated after the drop. 45 editions collected.

• Forgotten Relics Part II by Osinachi: A new chapter from the Nigerian pioneer of Microsoft Word painting. Created during Osinachi’s residency at the Rockefeller Bellagio Center and presented as part of his Iconoclast program with Kate Vass Galerie at Digital Art Mile, the series imagines a near future where robotic stand-ins replace familiar pets. Four 1/1 works are available now: Dear / est, God’s / Eye-View, Buy / Bread, Red / Hanky. Reserves: 2.3E each. 

• Alpha Waves by Ayla El-Moussa: A dynamic painting that inhabits four tonal states. One state is revealed each week in a non-repeating sequence. On the solstices and equinoxes, the work gathers all four at once in a single grid, a rare alignment witnessed this month at the Fall Equinox. Created from layered photography, digital painting, drone imagery, and hand-textured treatments. The collector also receives Salt & Skin, an earlier work that traces the evolution of this piece. Buy Now: 5 ETH.

Media & More:

• Friday Art Shares: We feature our favorite artworks every Friday via our Art Share Threads: Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, and Week 4. 

• 24 Hours of Art revealed their new home. Learn more here.

• Sunken’s 30-day challenge in Juno: Read all about it here.  

• RightonRicky’s 30-day challenge in Juno: Read all about it here. 

• ‘Mirror 404’ X Space: Mackenzie Davenport hosted Mitchell F Chan and David Lisser to dissect his newest collection presented by Transient Curated. Catch the recording here and here. 

• The Hug Open Call X Space: We joined The Hug to discuss our Open Call at Sotheby’s Institute of Art. Listen to the space here.

Keep creating. Reply with your ideas or questions!

All the best,

The Transient Labs Team