Context Free Art

http://context-free-art.software.web.de/mac

http://www.infrabodies.com/

http://www.infrabodies.com/

Jonathan McCabe

bonemusic 20101125 from Jonathan McCabe on Vimeo.

Multi-scale Radially Symmetric Turing Pattern Number Six from Jonathan McCabe on Vimeo.

I have included an animation from his previous series Multi-scale Radially Symmetric Turing Pattern, inspired by Alan Turing's theory of morphogenesis, a self organising pattern arises from initially random conditions. The space inflates, and new pattern continually arises, informed by details of the older pattern. For an in-depth explanation by Jonathan McCabe about his Multi-scale Turing Patterns click here:

diatomaceous7 from Jonathan McCabe on Vimeo.

Jill Gallenstein

Casey Reas: Textiles

gen-art

Superfamous' post on computational designs in art is very similar to what many people are now doing with processing. It would be very interesting and exciting to see the types of generative art that could be creating using the datasheets from the GCP output logs.

Keith Peters

Marius Watz

Herbert W. Franke

Hawaii

generative art

Generative art refers to art that has been generated, composed, or constructed through the use of computer software or similar mathematical, mechanical, or randomized processes. Generative art was pioneered in the 1960s by Dr. Desmond Paul Henry, who modified analog bombsight computers employed in World War II bomber aircraft to become "drawing machines." Today, the emergence of a new generation of generative artists has elevated the computer’s artistic capabilities to increasingly elaborate levels of complexity. One of our favorite artists currently working in this field is Leonardo Solaas. Explore his interactive piece Void here.