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Category Archives: Abstract
Zeitguised, “Peripetics”, 2009
An inspiring animation from Zetiguised. Strange, beautiful and technically accomplished it employs scripted animation for some truly unexpected effects.
CEB Reas, “Microimaget”, 2003
This is the first panel of a triptych derived from Reas’ “microimage” software. See his work also at the bitforms gallery
James Paterson, “untitled”, 2005
Paterson’s hand sketches form the pool from which he creates his works, assembling them with the aid of software, also of his own creation.
Bitforms describes the results as resembling “a graffiti that seems to write itself.”
Daniel White, “Mandelbulb 3D”, 2009
The first truly 3D fractal by Daniel White.
Christian Kokai-Kun, “Offshore”, 2008
Kokai-Kun is interested in the expression of future forms through evolution, his latest work looks at future notions of beauty.
Thomas Briggs, “Veils73″, 2006
Thomas Briggs describes his work as being “Discovered by exploring a variety of rule and dynamic based models for behavior. They exist on a continuum between randomness and order.”
Charles Csuri, “After Mondrian”, 1963
Charles Csuri’s Mondrian, undergoing random transformations according to programs created on punchcards, then output on a drum plotter.
Michael Najjar, “The Sublime Brain”, 2008
In this work Michael Najjar “visualizes the cartography of scanned raw fiber tracts of two human brains interacting with each other”
Tofiq, “Impulse”, 2007
While “playing with form and glass materials”, Tofiq has created something virtual that has real world scale and solidity.
DP Henry, “Picture By Drawing Machine”, 1962