I'm fascinated by our minds' ability to pull meaningful figures, narratives, and personas from randomly arranged shapes and colors. "how you see me" explores this phenomena (called "pareidolia") through a series of computer-generated, human-curated digital artworks.

Each piece is generated purely with code. The code simulates the action of gently stirring blobs of paint via a series of randomly applied strokes. Colors are computed via Kubelka-Munk theory, using spectral coefficients derived from Golden Heavy Body Acrylics and computed by the lab of Roy Berns.

Medium: Javascript + WebGL2 Format: PNG 9500x6500px License: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0