On March 31, we will launch Arborithms, the 6th collection of NFTs from the \[aside] project created by Primavera De Filippi, in collaboration with Gazelli Art House & GAZELL.iO. Arborithms is a generative art project that operates on the principle of algorithmic tree generation to create lifeforms with encoded DNA, evolving lineages, and species dynamics.

On October 28, we will launch What can be, a series of generative artworks created by Addie Wagenknecht linked to the \[aside] protocol. This release will have two mains following features:

On 24 July, we launched “10K Drop”, the third series of NFTs based on the \[aside] protocol in collaboration with Rhea Myers. This release had the following feature: all purchased NFTs are 'locked' at mint time and will be 'unlocked' when ETH reach $10,000.

On June 28, we launched Ray Marching the Moon: Full & New, a series of generative artworks created by Jared S Tarbell and linked to the \[aside] protocol. This series had the following feature: all purchased NFTs are locked at mint time and will be unlocked in batches of 5 during each subsequent full moon and new moon for one year’s time.

On 27 May, we launched AI Index, the first collection of NFTs based on the \[aside] protocol in collaboration with Obvious and Ivona Tau. This drop had the following feature: all purchased NFTs are locked at mint time and will be unlocked according to the state of a sentiment gauge which estimates people’s feelings towards AI.

On September 16th, we’ll launch Fell-Cloud, the fourth collection of NFTs based on the \[aside] protocol in collaboration with Travess Smalley. This drop will have the following feature: all purchased NFTs will be locked at mint time and will be unlocked when fog appears at the Gunnerkeld stone circle - a prehistoric megalith site dating from the Bronze Age - located in Cumbria, in northwest England, between 2pm and 3pm CET.