Algorithms
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JOURNEY.ICONOGRAPHY
Journey is a contemplative video game set in distant land riddled with mystery. It was created by my favorite game developer Jenova Chen.
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ASEMIC.ILLUSTRATION.1
Uninterpretable technical diagrams in the asemic writing tradition. This is a place and test algorithm using four geometric objects.
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PENROSE.SUBSTITUTION
This sketch uses a tile substitution method for constructing highly ordered aperiodic tilings. Each construction is made entirely from just two basic shapes.
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SHIPIBO.PATTERN
The Shipibo are an indigenous tribe that live in the Amazon Jungle in Peru. During ceremony, a particular pattern is seen and heard by these people as a description of the reality of nature.
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BUDDHABROT
The Buddhabrot Set is a re-visualization of the familiar Mandelbrot Set using a technique invented by Melinda Green. Instead of selecting points on the real-complex plane, initial points are selected at random from the image region.
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NODE.GARDEN.2020
A darker, more contemplative return to the Node.Garden from 2004. 10,000 nodes are organized along snaking spine objects.
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VESICA.PISCIS: YOU, ME, WE
A meditative geometric construction of our relationship. This algorithm begins with two congruent circles labeled ‘you’ and ‘me’.
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CONCENTRIC.PATHS
Concentric maze walking lines emanate from a central location alternating between ages of light and dark. Each path has a limited number of cycles through the machine.
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INFINITE.DISINTEGRATION
We are like waves, rushing towards the shore, moment to moment made up of new matter. This particle generating system attempts to explore this idea.
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SHIP.HULL
A combinatoric spaceship generator. This system takes the classic Asteroids delta shape and randomly adds primitive geometries to create unique spaceship designs.
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VENATION
The veins below are composed of thousands of self-similar cells linked together. Randomly distributed hormone sources alert nearby cells of their location.
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IMAGINARY.MACHINES
I was contracted by an imaginary client to build an interface for their imaginary machines. This project connects nodes in a ribbon lattice similar to the sacred Tree of Life.