Category: LookingOutwards-02

• Sofia Crespo

I like the organic/illustrative style of this generative work.  And it’s very speculative, it makes the viewers wonder what images are being fed to the algorithm to generate this image.

• Manolo Gamboa Naon

This work reminds me of the bookshelf scene in Interstellar. A very effective way of establishing a scene through loops and repetition.

• Zachary Lieberman

This works reminds me of James Turrell’s light installations.It has successfully created a sense of space, depth and flatness in an interesting/contradicting way.

 

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I like how some aspects of this project are predictable while others aren’t, keeping it visually interesting.

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I liked this series because of how layered the colors are, and how that brings motion to the images.

 

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I thought her series on artificial natural history was interesting because they still read very much like nature illustrations as a whole despite many of the details being unrealistic.

This is nuts. The best-generated tree I have seen in my lifetime. It is strange that I can’t find a single root in the image (use of transparency?) and the coloring algorithm is very effective.

 

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I find this work of Sofia’s to be fascinating. It feels as if you’re looking at an old image, but what you’re actually looking at is fairly obscure. It’s a sort of uncanny plant life. It’s almost as if you’re looking at a historical image from a different world/universe.

https://www.instagram.com/p/B-y9RaLltXm/

I like this piece because I feel like I can look at it all day. The curves looks random, but there are certain order in them so that they could form circles. Zach Lieberman has three other pieces that are similar to this one.

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I was drawn the the gradients in this piece. Although the shapes and the concept are simple, the blur effect adds dimension and makes it more interesting to look at.

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This piece looks geometric yet organic and simple yet complex. These conflicting attributes makes me want to look at the piece more.

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I was intrigued by the scientific look of this piece. Although it was digitally generated, it has the look and feel of a medical diagram and looks to have the same complexity as something carefully crafted by a medical artist.

1. Zach Lieberman: I chose this artwork to show because I like how the gradient makes these shapes look very 3D and alive.
   

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2. Maolo Gamboa Noan: I gasped when I saw this piece because it looks like an art piece made of lumps of hair strung together.

3. Sofia Crespo: This piece sticks out to me because it is 3D computer art, which makes it more familiar to me amongst her other pieces.

 

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Zach Lieberman does beautiful things with color and here creates a generative work that feels like a material-rendering but simply using a number of moving radial gradients (like point lights). He posts many iterations/experiments on his instagram so you can really see how his techniques develop and grow more complex.

https://www.instagram.com/p/CTetxTHjvsL/