
Cosmogenesis is a collection of 256 interactive generative works built in p5.js and inscribed on Bitcoin. Each piece runs from code held on-chain, producing an animated pulse that viewers can control, pause, accelerate, and capture.

Cosmogenesis began when Steven moved an OCM Genesis asset from Ethereum to Bitcoin. Seeing that migration happen at the satoshi level changed how he thought about Bitcoin. It was not only a place to record ownership. It could hold the code, provenance, and behavior of an artwork.
He built Cosmogenesis in p5.js as a collection of 256 interactive generative works. Each inscription contains the code needed to produce its animated pulse. The output can be slowed, accelerated, paused, shaken, and exported by the viewer, so the work is experienced through motion and participation rather than as a single fixed image.
The collection was inscribed in a deliberate sequence using Alpha, Block 9 450x, and Omega satoshis. Parent and child inscriptions connect each work to a larger on-chain lineage.
The result is a project about creation, continuity, and resilience. Its visual language is simple, but it never fully settles. The pulse remains active as long as the inscription can be rendered.
Interactive Features
Dynamic Scalability
The collection’s structure is part of the artwork. Each piece belongs to an on-chain lineage that begins with a grandparent inscription, continues through the collection’s parent inscription, and branches into child inscriptions. This structure preserves the relationship among the works directly on Bitcoin.
The image shows the Cosmogenesis parent inscription with its interaction menu open.
The inscription sequence: sequential inscriptions, six Alpha Satoshis (genesis markers), 244 Block 9 450× Satoshis (core of the collection), and six Omega Satoshis (completing the circle).
The grandparent was inscribed on a Black Uncommon Satoshi mined October 18, 2017, Steven’s birthday and entry into crypto.
© 2026 Steven Morse