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I really admire the complexities of the geometric shapes that are created by Michael Hansmeyer, in particular, his “Subdivided Columns” work. In addition, I like how the pillars and the architecture have such minute details and the way the art is configured creates a sense of fantasy and magic. I like the “Subdivided Columns” piece because the code allowed for such flowy and symmetrical columns. While the art is very fantastical, it still operates as a normal column. I have no idea to begin analyzing the code for such detailed columns, but one thing is for sure, I feel like because of the level of detail, it would nearly be impossible for a normal architect to create this design. There do seem to be some repeating patterns, which tells me that there are loops involved in the algorithm. In addition, the way that the general shape of the columns flows smoothly in and out allows the columns to not only appear as smooth but sturdy.
