Well, I’m definitely not a fun of generative art. I won’t even try to go into this question of is it art or not, I just don’t like. There were a few obvious solutions for generating this kind of art, since I was dealing with pixels during this semester, I’ve decided to continue with it.
Tag: Prompts
Second prompt
6 minutes duration piece.
This video is mixed of two separate 6 minutes pieces.
First video is just an experimentation, inspired by installations like this (Clown torture by Bruce Nauman). I was just wondering how people with mental disorders feel and behave, what is normal for them? I tried to stand against the wall alone for as long as I could, without counting the time, making short movements to wall an back again. It really felt strange, because I had always kept trying to stop myself from finding time anchors, we are so used to keeping an eye on time, that we can’t live without it even for a short time (such a pun here).
I won’t publish those videos here, sorry 🙂
Second video is a representations of our memories and values meaning changes through time. At first they are big and bold, then when time passes, the get smaller and smaller, then they just disappear.
The final video is a combination of those two, footage changes each 30 seconds. Why? Just to see if it works together.
First prompt – Terrible work of art
It’s not as easy as it seems to be… To create a terrible work of art, or I would say art of work in my case, since the process is vat has the biggest value. I do websites. Everyday from 8:00 to 17:00 at least. Some times up to 16 hours a day. Each designer and developer has it’s own way of working, but probably most of us will tend to:
- Keep design simple and usable
- Pick the right color palette
- Keep the code clean and optimized
I’ve decided to create a website making all the mistakes I could think about during it’s creation.
Semibur 