One of the main characteristics of digital art is that the smallest unit of composition is electronic data, not particles of reality. Hence, it is ultimately determined by the performance of the device or application that displays it.

This work was created with the potential for details to become more apparent with future technological developments. Pixels are determined by window size. Since the entire image is recursively contained within a single block, the repetition is more apparent depending on the window size. On the other hand, as the image size is reduced, the overall color gradation becomes more apparent.

I have also included an expression that looks like a glitchy artwork and can be perceived as a retro 2D game.

Larger size reveals more detail, while smaller size reveals the whole image.

I hope you enjoy both the micro and macro perspectives.

Generative art by @ConatusLab

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