Algorithmic Sol LeWitt
Inspired by Josef Albers: rotating nested squares over a field of random geometry. The background shifts color every frame, the shapes accumulate on top of it.
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Creative coding experiments from EMAT-60310 (Educational Media and Technology), a Kent State graduate course in generative art and computational thinking.
Inspired by Josef Albers: rotating nested squares over a field of random geometry. The background shifts color every frame, the shapes accumulate on top of it.
Moving rectangles bounce around the canvas and every 5 seconds deposit a nested copy of themselves onto a persistent layer. An accumulation machine.
A fractal grid of ellipses and nested rectangles. Came out looking like a speaker. The header text is the instruction.
A poem written from the Valley of the Sun. Words scatter across a desert-colored background and animate into readable text on click.