"I am fascinated by the fragmentation process. Chinese porcelain makers used it as a decorative technique for the so-called "crackle" type of porcelain. The most famous crackle porcelains come from China from the 12th century to the Song period, and it is a pleasure to recreate such an ancient and rich technique into an algorithm.

• Olivier Bodini"

FraKtuR simulates the porcelain-making process:

1. recursively fragment a polygon
2. apply a Gaussian blur to make the fragmentation irregular
3. apply colors to each fragment
4. texturize the work with marked noise, per fragment.

FraKtuR was part of the Blind Gallery Seed Edition (6th-15th, Feb 2023) Learn more at www.BlindGallery.xyz