BASALT STUDY 241022-01 — Galo Canizares (itsgalo)
Galo Canizares (itsgalo)Animated digital painting made with a custom real-time software built with Processing. This piece is a study from a larger algorithmic series called BASALT which was generated through a stochastic generative process involving simulated gestures, limited color palettes, video feedback, and graphics quantization algorithms. The gestures repeat themselves continuously producing pigmented trails which bleed together and slowly fade out as their lifespan on the canvas diminishes. The animations loop seamlessly and are made of 90 unique individual still frames. Each animation is formatted as a 720x960 GIF.
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