Coded Consciousness: A Digital Journey into Geometric Abstraction
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Finally making time for working on my backlog of digital art not yet uploaded to any galleries!
Three Four Five is now available on INPRNT (who still / again(?) seem to have a sale).
A three-dimensional Lissajous figure described by sin(3t)/sin(4t)/sin(5t) - highlighting its 2D projections.
It was fun to create something digitally, that I first did traditionally using ruler and compass!
Code art:
Initial traditional drawing:
Drawing (pencils, watercolor pencils, markers, gel pens) - using techniques of descriptive geometry.
Lower frequencies though, less intersection points - 234 instead of 345.
Showing two kinds of projections: The ones living in 3D, on the co-ordinate planes (just as in the digital artwork, blueish / greenish) and the ones in their "true size" (yellowish) that I actually used for the construction - creating the axonometric projection (purple) from the yellowish ones.
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WOO SPIN THINGS, drawn by JavaScript code and chance.
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Ikeda Map with Associated Voronoi Diagram
...and a lot of colours!
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Coding the Canvas: A Symphony of Squares and Lines in Grid Studies - UpDown
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Cubed Oscillations 5-8-11
Back to 3D Lissajous structures!
More and less: More oscillations, more curves. No projecting lines shown, no cubes. Less educational, more mysterious, more confusing, more artefacts and Moiré effects.
Rainbow-y sin(5t)/sin(8t)/sin(11t) "built from" its projections to the three co-ordinate planes - 2D Lissajous figures. Showing the same structure from four different viewing angles.
Created with javascript/threejs, no AI.
While harmonic oscillations and the spectral colors have relevance in physics, this combination has not. However, I wanted to combine rainbow colors with white, making the aesthetics feel like my freehand drawings of dispersion prism: White lines and rainbows. Usually I have a vague idea, then start coding / changing parameters. in 90% of experiments I do not like the first attempt, at all. Sometimes I shelve the whole idea after hours of trying. In this case the result was what I had hoped for.
I have swapped the order of colors: The heart is read, the periphery is violet... so if some "particle on a Lissajous trajectory" had something to do with the energy of these photos, at least the more energetic should result in a larger "radius". I was thinking to make the radius dependent on the square root of the frequency or something ... but decided against as this is only "inspired by physics" anyway.
My main motivation is to use rather simple functions, and a simple representation (lines, no "effects") and create something unexpected by using an unfamiliar point of view.
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More recent GLSL practice
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GEO SHOES, drawn by JavaScript code and chance. 240717
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