GENERATIVE ART

The everchanging nature of generative (semi-)autonomous systems makes them perfect to incorporate in live performances, such as a VJ set, or an interactive art installation. Because of the unpredictability that comes from this techniques I prefer to use the visuals created generatively in the background, with a more determined foreground.The variables used to create visuals can come from a wide range of inputs, I usually use either controlled pseudorandom variables, direct viewer inputs (e.g. live video, depth data, etc.), or in the case of a live VJ set, the music, the audio.

VUVU

non-existent spaces and virtual places;
linearizing time, to make places and times be able to co-exist virtually; extracting features of streets, and layer them back onto themselves;

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GENERATIVE ART

VUVU

non-existent spaces and virtual places;
linearizing time, to make places and times be able to co-exist virtually; extracting features of streets, and layer them back onto themselves;

tdKOLL

collages from handcut pictures,
that were scanned, than instanced in 3d,
in a pseudo-random manner.
one of many batches.

iroh_ba

instances of letters from an input text, with a custom made Zalgofier applied

GENERATIVE ART

VUVU

non-existent spaces and virtual places; linearizing time, to make places and times be able to co-exist virtually; extracting features of streets, and layer them back onto themselves;

tdKOLL

collages from handcut pictures, that were scanned, than instanced in 3d, in a pseudo-random manner. one of many batches.

iroh_ba

instances of letters from an input text, with a custom made Zalgofier applied

non-existent spaces and virtual places;
linearizing time, to make places and times be able to co-exist virtually; extracting features of streets, and layer them back onto themselves;

collages from handcut pictures,
that were scanned, than instanced in 3d,
in a pseudo-random manner.
one of many batches.