An interactive visual atlas of the Networked.art ecosystem.
Explore artists, artworks, auction winners, patrons, and shared relationships through a clean multi-scale map designed specifically for Networked.art.
Networked World is an open-source explorer that transforms the Networked.art ecosystem into an interactive visual atlas.
Instead of browsing pages, lists, or wallet inventories, every artist becomes a navigable relational space where artworks, collectors and patrons reveal the social structure of an artistic community.
The goal is not simply to visualize NFTs.
The goal is to visualize relationships.
- 🎨 Artist-centric exploration
- 🖼️ Verified artwork discovery
- 🏆 Auction winner visualization
- 💚 Patron relationship mapping
- 🌐 Shared collector bridges
- 🔍 Multi-scale navigation
- ⚡ Lightweight, dependency-free frontend
- 🔓 Fully open source
Networked World is composed of three visual layers.
A high-level overview of an artist.
- collections
- verified works
- relationship density
- shared collectors
Explore every verified artwork inside a collection through a clean spatial layout.
Reveal the complete social graph of a single artwork.
- auction winner
- patrons
- shared relationships
- visual constellation
Traditional NFT explorers answer questions like:
Who owns this NFT?
Networked World instead asks:
How is this artwork connected to the people around it?
The project treats artworks as social objects rather than isolated assets.
Simply run
serve_networked_world.batchmod +x serve_networked_world.sh
./serve_networked_world.shPython 3 is required.
No additional packages are necessary.
Do not open
index.htmldirectly. The local server also provides the read-only API proxy required by the browser.
Networked World starts from the public artist profile returned by Networked.art.
It does not begin by scanning every NFT inside a wallet.
Only verified artist works are used to construct the relationship graph.
More details:
docs/DATA_PROVENANCE.md
Current status
Beta
The explorer is actively evolving and new visualization models are continuously being developed.
Upcoming work includes:
- Bloom Atlas
- Collection Morphology
- Network Navigation
- Shared Collector Analytics
- Cinematic Mode
MIT
Networked World is an independent open-source project.
It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or officially associated with Networked.art.
Made with ❤️ for the Networked.art community.