While I have been learning Kanjis for quite a long time, I try to have some fun with the new characters I have learned from time to time. In this experiment, the characters are rotated based on the mouse position and with CSS according to their angle.

The experiment “Salvador” created about 500 new and unique paintings in the style of Salvador Dali based around the topic Future. The results provide insights into the way artificial intelligence sees, how context emerges and new forms arise.

I recently discovered Jared Tarbell’s Substrate Algorithm. For those who are not familiar with this famous sketch, here is a recap in Tarbell’s own words: A single line (known internally as a “crack”) begins drawing itself from some random point in some random direction. The line continues to draw itself until it either (a) hits the edge of the screen or (b) hits another line, at which point it stops and two more lines begin.

Inspired by my fathers paintings experimented with point generation algorithms based on SVG.js.

Inspired by Sanja Kaz’s Algorithm to create random Mondrian Paintings I played and experimented with the results and I love it! For Mondrian, a grid-pattern composition of horizontal and vertical lines could represent the universal harmony of the world.

This is a small script based on ThreeJS to play and reserach colors, metal and shine in Shaders.

Distorted Face is a small Script based on ThreeJS to play and distort an image based on the mouse position in the underlying grid and relaxation of the pixels.