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Thanks, Daniel! The "depth" is just an illusion and comes from a creative approach to visualize cell ages. It's all one-and-a-half D only, though... 😉 2.5D would in principle be possible to, but somewhat harder to visualize/appreciate the interesting structures forming. Could be an animation or in 3D, handled like in the attached images, but even there a lot of the interesting internal structures forming are often getting lost once a certain complexity is reached (see info in alt text)...

Links to the respective projects/workshops:

- github.com/learn-postspectacul…
- flickr.com/photos/toxi/albums/…

#CellularAutomata #ReactionDiffusion #3D #Visualization #Processing #Generative

2D Reaction diffusion visualized as smoothed 3D voxel mesh, rendered as depth image (2008). Each depth slice of this structure is a single generation of the 2D simulation/animation. The front is the start of the simulation, branches forming recursively over time...
2D Cellular Automata visualized as smoothed 3D voxel mesh, rendered in LuxRender (2013). Each vertical slice of this structure is a single generation of the 2D simulation/animation...

Print Magazine cover design (August 2008)

Documenting the process of the creation of a generative, volumetric, typographic sculpture for the cover design of Print Magazine August 2008. The final 3d printed sculpture displays (and purely consists of) its entire creation process.
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#3d #generative #visualization #cellularautomata #reactiondiffusion #processing

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