What is Generative Art?
"One overly simple but useful definition is that generative art is art programmed using a computer that intentionally introduces randomness as part of its creation process" ~ ARTNOME
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The beauty of Generative Art is that even the artist doesn't know what the output would exactly be like; one-to-many mapping of program to artworks. The above 4 artworks are outputs of a single program. All the artworks are original and singly executed programs. The prints/artworks shall never be recreated or resold by me.
The process of creating new artwork is very iterative. The process can take from 2 hours to a week of daily augmentation to call it "completed". In my opinion, no work is ever really complete for I have found whenever I start working on some previous artwork the new output is almost always much better.
Colors
I use a custom K-Means
clustering Algorithm for generating curated color palettes but using manually curated
color palettes works well too.
Color Spaces: HSV(A)
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RGB(A); Hue Saturation Value color space just feels more
natural than RGB color space.
AI
All the AI artworks are created using a special class of neural network architectures called
Generative Adversarial Networks or
GANs for short. Started as my Bachelor's Thesis Project with
What's the logo?
This is an original generative art sketch of a vanilla Neural Network. Neural networks have blown up; every problem solver wants to get their hands on these computation units to do unimaginably hard impossible-labelled tasks. This is the modern day smallest computation unit.
No editing. no photoshop. no images. only code. 100% pure code.
