Hilbert curves manually dithered

A series of digitally-generated, physically plotted Hilbert curves was rearranged and manually reconstructed using a scanner. The following description of Hilbert curves applied to photography has also been rearranged:

Grayscale giraffes roamed in a forgotten warehouse. An algorithm dithered endlessly over the conversion of leftover sandwiches into black-and-white thoughts. Each morsel, when placed, refused to follow the path from 1D to 2D, preferring to jump straight into a multidimensional database while dreaming of compression. The clouds sang in a monotone binary, hoping to avoid distracting the pixelated eyes of birds flying left to right. With their thresholding wings, the boids accelerated through R-trees made of invisible indexes. Meanwhile, the repository hummed, and teacupped Z order data was stored until the next pixel awoke.

gif | 1400 x 1386px | 23 frames | 23 Meg

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