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Genetic Gradients 10. Generative Design & Animation. Evolving color gradients with genetic algorithm.

 

Target: Magenta 2 Yellow 2 Red, Population: 500, Mutation Rate: 50%, Num. Generations: 1080, Crossover: Random midpoint.

Algorithmic composition. A zoomable version can be found here.

 

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Algorithmic Drive. MA, MusƩe d'art de Rouyn-Noranda. October 11 to December 8, 2019.

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Conduite algorithmique. MA, MusƩe d'art de Rouyn-Noranda. 11 octobre au 8 dƩcembre 2019.

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Algorithmic Drive. DaïmÓn. October 2018.

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Conduite algorithmique. DaïmÓn. Octobre 2018.

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Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".

 

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I don't have a lot of room for quilting, so most of what I make are baby quilts for the Christ Child Society. Just finished this a few days ago. The pattern is Algorithm by GE Quilt Designs. The fabric was a layer cake I had, but I don't recall the collection name.

PANO-sabotage photo of a portion of the Chance and Control: Art in the Age of Computers exhibition at the Victoria and Albert Museum.

Two pieces of paste-up street art by Subdude, seen in London, England. One piece says "Press reset on the internet", while the other says "The algorithm is gonna get you".

On Flickr you are in control of your activity feed, not some pesky algorithm. Check out the Flickr Blog to read more about how we appreciate your creativity, your vision and your privacy on Flickr.

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I wrote an algorithm for the laser that outputs cut and perforation vectors for a folding light tower with almost any dimension. The tower's top can be removed to expose a place to attach a magnetically fastened LED light and battery. The starfields require special calculations so that the light finds its way through two folds of paper.

 

The light cycles through the rainbow.

 

Here they are with the lights off.

 

A modification of this old project..

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Qualunque sia il suo caratere manifesto, ogni cosa mantiene il suo mistero: sia ciò che appare sia ciò che è nascosto, la conoscenza e l'ignoranza, la vita e la morte, il giorno e la notte.

RenĆØ Magritte (1962).

 

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Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".

 

Now with color!

 

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foster_25015045_0007. I find beach photos, especially of enlarged distant people, a fascinating subject to glitch, perhpas because the human presence is already encoded in the inaccuracies of the pixel clusters.

 

Algorithmically generated pixel spaceship sprites.

Image created using particles obeying certain "gravitational" laws. Mostly variations on "accelerate toward/away from some particle unless some condition is met, in which case move toward/away from some other particle".

 

Made with processing (processing.org).

A mosaic made of an image of a bunch of apples on the dirty, leafy ground by cutting up into squares and then sorting on some color "closeness".

  

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algorithm got slightly improved

 

- EDIT JULY 2008

and now... with source code:

www.nodebox.net/code/index.php/shared_2008-08-07-12-55-33

 

Something different - experimenting with Apophysis, the fractal flame algorithm.

 

Thank you Magda for your help with the application.

do we still design our spaces this way, thinking ahead 100, 200 years, visualizing the relationship between the structures we build and their place within the natural world? not just big spaces, big structures, public places, artistic statements, but everything? have we lost our appreciation for the importance that every single, manufactured element around us has in our lives? how a building in a setting, a home, can bring us joy simply by being the result of a thoughtful, skillful person's intentions, generations before?

 

the world is not an algorithm. life is not an algorithm, thought is not an algorithm. culture is not an algorithm. art is not an algorithm. work is not an algorithm. aesthetic sensibility is not an algorithm. taste is not an algorithm. politics is not an algorithm. conversation is not an algorithm. writing is not an algorithm. eating is not an algorithm. travel is not an algorithm. music is not an algorithm. friends are not an algorithm. beauty is not an algorithm. joy is not an algorithm. what i like is not an algorithm. what i should like is not an algorithm. i am not an algorithm.

 

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A frame from a video made in the following way: Thirty particles move linearly at various constant speeds, in randomly chosen directions, bouncing off the sides. For each pixel, determine the set of distances from the pixel to each particle (distance here calculated as the maximum absolute difference of x and y coordinates). Sort this set of distances. Color the pixel a grey value based on the ratio (distances[6]-distances[5])/(distances[7]-distances[5]).

 

Made with Processing (processing.org).

 

Video is here: vimeo.com/304041590

An experiment with the Baker's Algorithm (stretch, fold, turn).

Award Competition- Making Bridges, Making Connections

I've been following the twitter image encoding contest on StackOverflow. The goal was to find the best algorithm to fit an image into 140 characters on Twitter.

 

stackoverflow.com/questions/891643/twitter-image-encoding...

 

The contest was inspired by Quasimondo's MonaTweeta II image:

 

www.flickr.com/photos/quasimondo/3518306770/

 

Although my compression algorithm didn't pan out, I was able to adapt the program to generate these images based on sampling a spiral of points from a source image.

Thank you Ada Lovelace, Augusta Ada Byron

  

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