exploring the intersection of art & economics | genart curation & advisory | founding member of tender.art | host of /gen-tex | also generative embroidery 🪡
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Anna Carreras recently released a wonderful generative hand-cut work Morena: https://x.com/carreras_anna/status/1810956877565678012?t=awjGZpS1dDQaTW2tfd_mCg&s=19
Artworks by @v3ga engraved in marble: https://www.instagram.com/p/C9JzV58tCpa/?igsh=dTY5MDNsNHJxbXpk
Came across this book in a bookstore.
I created a /gen-tex channel to share and explore the intersections of generative art techniques and textures materials. Everyone is welcome to share generative art applications on canvas, textiles, weaving, pottery, wood, and other textured surfaces.
Today's spotlight is on the genart pioneer Dominic Boreham. Born 1944 in England, he made computer plotter drawings since 1977. During that time, he was particularly interested in the intersection of art, psychology, and visual perception, as best seen in his STOS (Solid/Transparent Overlay Study) series.
I don't own a Meridian, but have always greatly admired this work created by @mattdesl in the form of a 15 kilobyte JavaScript program. It's nice to enjoy the whole richness of this collection in a book. Available at @vetro publishing house.
stitching with code🪡🧶 #generativeembroidery #p5js