Generative Artist | Creative Coder
Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Joined November 2021
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By popular request, I've started experimenting with adding interactivity, trying to figure out if this can be turned into some sort of puzzle.
#genartclub #creativecoding
Thanks to @sableraph for pointing out some related work worth checking out: Rubén Medellín's OpenProcessing sketch (openprocessing.org/@chubas/2…) and Patt Vira's tutorial on doing this in Processing (youtu.be/l-bhBeS5NN8)
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Btw, in case you are wondering, the graphics were actually mostly vector graphics which were then directly digital laser printed on the 35mm film, which is why we don't have surviving animation cells of those interfaces.
The warm glow you see in all the old interfaces comes from the exposure on the 35mm film.
In an alternate timeline we’d be using Evangelion GUI designs rather than CLIs
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Since you loved it, here's more. Obviously inspired by Neon Genesis Evangelion, but I have cool ideas for where to take this once the effects are done.
#generativeart #creativecoding
Analog UI experimentitation, canvas for the UI elements, shaders for postprocessing.
#creativecoding #generativeart
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YEAAH GENUARY 2026⋆˚꩜.ᐟ.ᐟ
the most GENERATIVE (creative code based)
ART month of the entire universe
31 creative coding prompts for daily challenge
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New website live with @ethanchiu10 ✨🚀
The Monolith Project: An interactive web experience that tells the tale of the evolution of technology over time.
Link in thread!
#novibecoding #threejs #reactthreefiber #gsap #webgl
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Chasing Blue.
#261 - teal scratchwork; two parents survive.
#689 - CMYK bloom; blue breaks the edge.
one lineage, two collectors; low depth, big escalation.
scratches become cloth. Iteration > mint.
#261 owned by mikegee
#689 owned by @fauxjebus
on @fx_hash_
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iteration is the price of revelation.
Kraswerk #689 -- #763: @fauxjebus pushed through 74+ iterations to watch chaos turn into order.
41 rerolls birthed #689’s fractured surface --- one evolution to #690 --- another 49 rerolls until #763 revealed its hidden geometry.
this wasn’t luck. It was computational archaeology. generative systems don’t confess their secrets to casual mints - only to persistence
Kraswerk #689/#763
