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If you are wondering, what happened to the grass... I was distracted ^^ Still early, will add it soon to the library...

Oriented rational splines to generate branch networks, then post-pro for noise/detail/alignment and leaf generation

It's a big pleasure to finally announce the release of our media art website:
UrbanFlow.art

We are @sukomotion and @thomashelzle · two passionate media artists working with projection mapping on objects and sculptures, embedded in atmospheric soundscapes.
All in realtime and generative/procedural with creative coding (no AI !)

So have a look and let yourself be mesmerised! 🙂

#Tooll3 #osci-render #design #realtime #mastoart #3d #generative #procedural #audiovisual #visualart #sound

urbanflow.artUrban Flow · Media Art · Realtime Audio·Visual Design for Gallery, Stage, Exhibition, Video and Urban Spaces.We are two passionate media artists creating organically flowing realtime animations and sound spaces with a background in stage design and architecture.

It's a big pleasure to announce the release of our new media art website:
UrbanFlow.art

Me and @sukomotion also have a new account for it here: @urbanflow_art
if you want to follow along.

We do mainly projection mapping on objects and sculptures with sound and music, all in realtime and generative/procedural with creative coding (no AI !).
So have a look and let yourself be mesmerised! 🙂

#Tooll3 #osci-render #realtime #mastoart #3d #generative #procedural #audiovisual #visualart

urbanflow.artUrban Flow · Media Art · Realtime Audio·Visual Design for Gallery, Stage, Exhibition, Video and Urban Spaces.We are two passionate media artists creating organically flowing realtime animations and sound spaces with a background in stage design and architecture.

An old animation made in #NodeBox 1
‘Arms is an idea that first appeared as a program written by John Warwick and David Wooldridge in an #ATM publication Some Lessons in Mathematics with a Microcomputer, 1983. The introduction to Arms in that book states that it is a program for the study of locus. It goes on to say that two rotating arms are displayed on the screen, the tips of these arms are joined by an invisible elastic band on which a dot is marked. As the arms rotate the path of the dot is plotted on the screen.’
Laurinda Brown, Alf Coles, Derek Ball, Pat Morton, Matt Coles, Louise Ordman, Barry Orr, Tung Ken Lam (2008) ‘Layers of experience using Arms’, Mathematics Teaching 206
#procedural #CreativeCoding #MathArt #loop #animation #Pattern #NodeBox #MathematicsTeaching