My latest project is Blossfeldt Fractals. It is a generative composition of plant forms based on photographs by Karl Blossfeldt. The gorwing algorithms used is similar to L-System, but with additional image processing functions.
Don't forget to check out the video which describes the process of making Blossfeldt Fractals.
Cellular Automata 1D - Stephen Wolfram's favourite topic.
Vehicles - Valentino Braitenberg's experiment of synthetic psychology.
The Game of Life - John Conway's Game of Life
Mandelbrot Set - Benoit Mandelbrot's fractal geometry.
Vector Field - Moving particles on a vector field.
Differential Steering - An algorithm of differential steering. The car will either spin, curve, or forward depending on its wheels' speed.
Collinearity - Calculate whether a number of points are on a straight line.
Golden Ratio - Fractal-like division of space using the golden ratio.
Image Blur - Image blurring using convolution technique.
Bezier Curve - Find points and tangents on a bezier curve. Drag the white squares to move the curve.
Circle Intersection - Calculate the intersection points of 2 circles.
In Fume, strange alphabets are flowing in a field of force, spelling out obscure prophecies.
Inspired by Paul Klee's idea of "Taking the Line for a Walk", Winding mixes cellular automata with drawing. Each vertex of a line is a cellular automaton, which will also move according to the states of itself and its neighbors.
Season's greetings to my friends, before I drink too much beers. O Christmas Tree! O Snowflake!
A field of lines moving gently, tracking the intersections of invisible circles.
Fleece is originally developed for the Software Structure project (with Casey Reas, Jared Tarbell, and Robert Hodgin), commissioned by Whitney Museum's ArtPort.
Plankton cells drifting upwards and gently bumping into each other. Plankton is originally developed for the Software Structure project (with Casey Reas, Jared Tarbell, and Robert Hodgin), commissioned by Whitney Museum's ArtPort.
Endless variations of snowflake forms generated by simple rules of symmetry and branching.
Autonomous small fish swarm around their liquid environment, at times attracted by a ripple, at times chased by the big fish. Pond is originally developed for the exhibition section at processing.org.
A series of interactive sketches on visual illusions. Originally developed as a motion graphics piece for Vodafone Portugual's Interactive Cube (a 4-metre display).
Tumtum Tree is a dynamic robotic pot-plant, actively maximizing the photosynthesis of your beloved little plant by moving its 3 legs in awkward ways.
It is part of my graduate thesis Nature and Machine, shown at the Royal College of Art Show in 2001.
A reactive hyrid plant that grows, blossoms, and withers. The leaves and flowers are picked from The Garden of Eichstatt, a 17th century botanical book. Eichstatt is an online version of an interactive installation (with jars and suction cups) shown at the Royal College of Art Show in 2001.
Transform and distort popular icons of the century including Monroe and Mao, or fool around with your own images by importing them from clipboard.
Mindsweeper is the classic game minesweeper revived with a funny interface. Explore the mind and locate the mental blocks.
A single cell leading a single life inside a tank. Feed it with pixels and watch it grow obese in its soliture, lest it shrink and die alone.
Based on the Lindenmayer system, Lsys has an easy-to-use interface and allows you to draw trees, ferns, snowflakes, or simply a profound mess.
Each bacteria cell divides and generates new cells, but cells will attack each other and turn pale as their energy drops.
Particles orbit around an invisible sphere and leave their trails. Size, perspective, and other properties combined to generate a great variety of effects.
A study of momentum, tension, and gravity on a string.