The Simple Act of Making a Mark [Processing, Arduino]

Author Filip VisnjicCategory Arduino Members ProcessingPosted on: People

'The Simple Act of Making a Mark' by Alan Rorie is a recursive drawing machine that attempts to abstract the creative process.The machine begins by looking at what is placed before it and detects patterns within it. The machine then traces those subtle patterns, amplifying and solidifying them until generative patterns emerge autonomously.

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