
The text presents Creative Hash Chaining as a methodological protocol aimed at integrating independent artist-researchers through the application of cryptographic hash chaining principles to the documentation of artistic processes. The model establishes evidentiary equivalence across different artistic languages and aligns with open science infrastructures such as FAIR principles, ORCID, and Zenodo, as well as frameworks for non-traditional research outputs (NTROs). Its central focus is the traceability, authenticity, and verifiability of creative processes through structured and auditable records.
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