Pixlosopher avatar: a hooded pixel-art figure
PixlosopherPedro H. Baez

Pixlosopher

Pixel Philosopher · AI Artist · Mixed Media

Philosophy rendered in pixels. I build systems where an idea is not illustrated but executed — classical thought running as code, on a grid that never pretends to be anything else.

PracticeNeo-Pixelism
Based inMexico
Since2020
Current workENTELEKIA
Current work · 2026

ENTELEKIA

On Aristotle's Metaphysics in the Age of Pixels. 128 generative pixel cosmologies, each one complete and deterministic from a single hash.

Every piece is a gravitational system drawn on a declared grid — no antialiasing, accumulated as long exposure, quantised into a fixed palette. Nothing is stored: the image is computed when you open it and exists only while it runs.

At the centre there is nothing. The attractor that generates every orbit is never rendered — only a void where matter is consumed, and one pixel that never changes.

Enginehand-written · no diffusion model
Traits17 · deterministic
Editions128
Storednothing
Generative pixel cosmology in motion: a near edge-on blade of gold and violet matter with a dark slit void at its centre.
Specimen BEX1PXEdge-on · live
Generative pixel cosmology: Metatron's Cube drawn in pale blue over gold particles orbiting a large dark void.
BGG4WMRevealed
Generative pixel cosmology: rose and charcoal marks on a bone-coloured ground with two pale voids.
R140SPBone
Projects · Works · Research
2025 — 2026Live

Flesh & Code

320 aphoristic arrows on the entanglement of bodies, images and code. Co-authored by two personas — Pedro H. Baez as Flesh, Pixlosopher as Code. Interactive edition, generative soundtrack, audiobook, and 320 one-of-one arrows on-chain.

fleshandcode.art
2026Live

Shape Pixlosophy

Artist-owned stack on Shape Network. Home to CYCLES — a ten-edition generative meditation on recurrence, sold out — and the 1/1 GAMEofPWR.

Transient Labs
2026Current

ENTELEKIA

A generative engine rather than an image. 128 deterministic pixel cosmologies built on Aristotle's division of quantity — a system that cannot render its own cause.

This site
2020Exhibited

Imagining Landscapes Through Neural Networks

AI, photography and research. Photographs from Jalisco's tequila region reinterpreted through neural network processing. Presented at Ars Electronica.

Ars Electronica
2021Archive

Pixlosophers: An NFT Homage

One hundred hand-drawn 1/1 pixel portraits of philosophers. Shown with Da Vinci Gallery — the collection the practice is named after.

OngoingLive

Geometria Philosophica

Philosophical geometry as singular images — the body of work ENTELEKIA grew out of. Previously hosted on Foundation; being rehomed following the platform's closure.

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OngoingLive

Horizons // Vertizons

Photographic series on temporality and environmental context — philosophical perspectives on the horizon as a line that recedes as you approach it.

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OngoingLive

Pixel Paintings

Pixel landscapes after the classical painting traditions — Renaissance composition and travel studies rebuilt cell by cell.

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Exhibitions & recognition
Festivals
Ars Electronica — Kepler's Gardens, Imagining Landscapes Through Neural Networks, 2020
Galleries
Da Vinci GalleryPixlosophers: An NFT Homage, 2021
Exhibited in
Tokyo · New York · Paris · Rome · Guadalajara
Represented
Artsy · SuperRare · Transient Labs · Exchange Art
Forthcoming
Flesh & Code — physical exhibition, 2026. Printed arrows in immersive installation.
Bio

I came to art from music, and to philosophy before either.

Born in the Sierra of Michoacán, Mexico. I work at the seam where classical thought meets computation — not illustrating ideas, but building systems that enact them. Six years of sustained experimentation with machine collaboration, held in the open rather than disclosed after the fact.

I call the practice Neo-Pixelism: the nostalgic essence of pixel art reimagined through contemporary tools. The grid is not a limitation inherited from old hardware. It is a declared unit of measure — the only honest one a screen has.

Recent work has moved from images made with machines toward machines that make images: hand-specified, deterministic engines whose output anyone can verify from a hash. Flesh & Code theorised that entanglement. ENTELEKIA runs it.

Where to collect
Transient Labs
Shape Pixlosophy · artist-owned
SuperRare
Flesh & Code · 1/1
Exchange Art
Editions
ENTELEKIA
2026 · on-chain

Foundation and Known Origin closed in 2026. Work held there remains yours on-chain and is being rehomed — if you collected a piece through either platform and need it re-pinned or reissued, write to me and I will sort it out.