It started with a simple question. The Metropolitan Museum of Art has a public API on GitHub, in February of 2026 the Met shared that they had released 3D models, and I wanted to know how deep the open access rabbit hole actually went. What I found over the next...
Over the last few weeks I have been developing a new series of VR paintings and spatial experiments inside my studio. What started as an investigation into translating flat painted forms into dimensional objects has quickly evolved into something much larger. The...
Two 3D Works Are Now Live, And You Can Step Inside Them Something shifted this week. Two pieces from my SuperRare catalog: The Hybrid and Scrap Reality are now live as fully interactive 3D viewers, embedded directly on this site. You can rotate them, zoom in, walk...
The Ryan Seslow Museum of Art & Design unfolds across three simultaneous exhibitions, each operating as a distinct entry point into a larger, continuous field of work. Together, they form a living system that moves between drawing, object, and archive, extending...
This post is part of my ongoing exploration of the Ryan Seslow visual language, a system built from decades of art making, design, and visual problem-solving. Forward we go, nothing is ever static, the reminder’s are so good, both the tangible and the...
The last few weeks in the studio have been a steady spill of shapes, fragments and hybrid materials that seem to be building their own vocabulary while I just try to keep up. I have been moving between paper / foam core relief sculptures, layered paintings with...
