Generative Art is created through systems in which rules, algorithms, randomness or data contribute to the final form of the work. The artist designs the process rather than controlling every individual result, allowing images, sound or structures to evolve through computation or other rule-based methods.
Memory Grid is a generative p5.js study about visual memory. A regular grid slowly changes through movement, interaction and accumulated distortions. Each event leaves a subtle trace, so the image gradually carries the history of what has happened on the screen. The work explores how a digital system can remember without storing images in the…
This post covers a creative coding study in p5.js, where I combine two visual languages in one frame: a strict 3D structure of nested wireframe cubes and a flat 2D layer inspired by Sonia Delaunay and Orphism. I designed the result specifically for VJ projection and ambient music performance. Two Systems in One Image I…
Floating Cloth in Space — Physics Simulation in p5.js In this creative coding study I explore a simple but fascinating idea: what if a piece of fabric could exist without weight, drifting in space, but still behave like cloth. I built this sketch in p5.js WEBGL as a physics simulation designed for VJ projection and…
