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Metropop Denim

This work was a collaboration of generative vector art combined with a specifically styled shoot. Using Processing, and working from a single code-base for particles operating under a gravity-like force, the presentation varied from smoke and spark effects to almost photographic abstract pixel exposures. One branch of the work was the result of an attempt to make a more ethereal and sketch-like visualisation of the forces at work.

View project here: http://processing.org/exhibition/works/metropop/


Added Oct 10, 2008
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Hi there, thanks for the link – it wasn’t vector artwork though, just big bitmaps.

Tom Carden, 11.06.06 2:09 pm

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The Generative Art Initiative aims to showcase the best examples of the artform to the world. Generative art is art or design generated, composed, or constructed through computer software algorithms, or similar mathematical or mechanical autonomous processes. The most common forms of generative art are graphics that visually represent complex processes, music, or language-based compositions like poetry. Other applications include architectural design, models for understanding sciences such as evolution, and artificial intelligence systems.

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transforming code into art