Set of four color images
4320 × 4320 pixels, each
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Collecting details at https://www.caesuras.net/aai/daai/
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Each CSRSNT-DAAI is a series of four curated images. The images are a set that must remain together. Each CSRSNT-DAAI is built from the CSRSNT-CAAI image of the same number.
The images are PNG files that can be displayed outside of this lightweight image-viewer code. This code allows the viewer to explore the images at different resolutions.
MOUSE/TOUCH CONTROLS
Click or touch to see a random image location and release to return to the default view
KEYBOARD CONTROLS
1 — Load first image
2 — Load second image
3 — Load third image
4 — Load fourth image
a — Fit to screen, square
s — Fit to the screen, longest edge
d — Random crop, smooth transition
f — Random crop, jump
g — Full screen
Spacebar — Random crop, one each minute
+ — Zoom in
– — Zoom out
0 — Zoom to 100% and center
Up arrow — Move up
Down arrow — Move down
Left arrow — Move left
Right arrow — Move right
Untitled No. 1 is a video collage using only images collected from the previous 24 hour news cycle. The entire video was computationally generated using corpus based artistic stylization developed by Parag K. Mital as part of his ongoing research.
‘Curves to marble’ is a generative token replicating the traditional pattern-making technique of Marbling. This amazing technique is said to have originated almost 900 years ago in Japan. The beautiful thing about this token is that all the patterns are unique and it is almost impossible to duplicate one. The video below explains well – Inspired…
Created by Miguel Nóbrega, Possible, Plausible, Potential is a set of three series of isometric drawings generated by code and printed with colored markers on a plotter machine. In these drawings, Miguel explores a bridge between the iterative aspect of algorithms and the utopian aspect of modern architecture.
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