What interests me a lot is this post DENISE JIANG-LOOKING OUTWARDS 06. Randomness can be represented in many ways, such as forms, shapes, colors, arrangement, but in this work, when it is static, everything is organized with a rigid pattern(without randomness). I agree with the author said “circles are organized in a rational way but the movement is not”. I admire this work because it keeps simplicity in its original form (the colors of the circle, the most simple geometry, and gird arrangement)which contrasts or highlight the movement.
Nicholas Hanna
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[OLD – FALL 2016] 15-104 • COMPUTING for CREATIVE PRACTICE
Professor Roger B. Dannenberg • Fall 2016 • Introduction to Computing for Creative Practice