Create a generative artwork for large-scale screen display

Create a software-based art experience that has an infinite (or near infinite) number of potential outcomes.

You can use Processing, Java or another technology to create an algorithmically generated visual experience. Your work should:

• have a distinct visual identity
• use a series of algorithims to place visual elements on a canvas
• center around a core visual or semantic idea
• attempt to explore foundational ideas of visual construction (contrast, alignment, repetition, proximity, depth, scale, etc…)

You should turn in the software, and turn in several produced visual artifacts of the system (screenshots of visuals produced by the system) to document the range and qualities of the images that are created.

Artists experimenting in this area:

• Casey Reas
• Ben Fry
• Joshua Davis (and a video from Adobe — yes, a bit sales-y)
• Manfred Mohr
• Alex Dragulescu
• Roman Verostko

The project is due February 12th

This project will be graded on the quality and functionality of the sofware, experimentation and range of the visual language created, the quality of the documentation of visual artifacts produced by the system.