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Adam Fuhrer is a visual artist who works with code in digital media but also creates incredible work in physical media: 3D-printed sculptures, plotter drawings, LED circuits, and paper. You can view the more than 1,600 works he has created over the past four years on his recently redesigned website.

Alexander Grasser is a digital artist and creator exploring the intersection of art, technology, and the metaverse. He creates generative art, NFTs, and interactive experiences.

Studio for design and code specialized in procedural graphics and animations for screen and print, research and development, hardware prototyping, interactive installations and realtime visualizations. In this website you'll find their works and tools.

Beeple's website.

Analog Algorithm isa book and also a tool kit to create new forms using grid-based design, offering the reader techniques to develop new forms, fonts, logos and patterns. The concept represents a design process in which individual decisions follow much larger and deeper principles than immediate and spontaneous-intuitive actions.

Processing source code (pde) files from Matt Pearson's generative art project from 2008 to 2010

The artist explores his practice in conversation with Jason Bailey

Processing source code (pde) files from Matt Pearson's generative art project from 2008 to 2010

alt-AI is a platform exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence, art, and creativity. It explores artificial intelligence through the lens of artistic practice. What role can artists, writers, coders, and curators play in mediating scientific research to the public? How do we critically examine the implications, artifacts, and applications that follow?

The world’s largest community of artists exploring Artificial Intelligence.

Podcast that focuses on the intersection between art, technology and popular culture and the people who help blur those lines.

Artists and Hackers is a podcast on art, code and community. We talk to programmers, artists, poets, musicians, scholars, educators, musicians and designers in an effort to critically look at the tools of digital creation and a history of technology and the internet. We’re interested in where we’ve been and speculative ideas on the future.

A retrospective video by Ricardo Cabello (@mrdoob) celebrating 5 years of Three.js. Covers the evolution of the library, key milestones, and its impact on the web development landscape.

NFTs are here to stay, how does their arrival shed light on changes in the art world to come?

Abstract Browsing is a project that consists of both software and physical objects. The browser plugin is a free software that anyone can install. When you turn it on, you can surf the web but all web content is reduced to colored rectangles. It shows you the skeleton of the web. It’s like seeing an X-ray of a building, showing the structural elements. Web pages are built of many smaller elements, information is organized and categorized. Text, images, tables, things we use every day but are not aware of.

Algorithmic Art Assembly is a San Francisco based conference and music festival showcasing a diverse range of artists using algorithmic tools and processes in their works. From live coding visuals and music at algoraves, to virtual reality, gaming, augmented tooling, generative music composition, or knot tying, this event celebrates artists abusing algorithms for the aesthetics.

Documental sobre el inicio del netArt.

Founded in 2001 by Toshiyuki Inoko, teamLab is a 400-strong Japanese digital art collective whose members include artists, programmers, engineers, CG animators, mathematicians, architects and designers. Their multi-disciplinary, intensely collaborative practice fuses art, technology and the natural world, resulting in immersive, multi-sensory artworks that thoroughly redefine how we view and interact with art. In this episode, teamLab takes us behind the scenes of two exhibitions, a solo exhibition in London and a three-year project in Singapore that is their largest and most ambitious installation to date.

This course proposes a deepened survey of current practices in generative arts and computational creativity with an emphasis on the formal paradigms and algorithms used for generation

Babylon.js is a powerful, open-source JavaScript library for building 3D graphics in web browsers. It provides a comprehensive set of tools for creating immersive experiences, from simple visualizations to complex interactive applications.

Generative art worth collecting. World-renowned artists. A hand-crafted experience for discovering art you love. 100% verified collections.

Articles from Processing Foundation on Medium

Following a year in which generative art went mainstream, Kyle Waters mines the data behind the platform that launched a new movement

Casey Reas presenting at The Center for Design and Geopolitics at Calit2, University of California, San Diego. The talk, recorded on June 2nd and 3rd, 2011, explores topics like agency of code, procedural literacy, and pedagogy within a geopolitical context. Reas discusses how design can be a powerful tool for understanding and shaping the world around us, delving into the process of creating and utilizing code for complex problem-solving.

Algorithmic Music Composition - A long tutorial (or short course) exploring the creation of music using algorithms.

Ars Electronica is a renowned international festival of digital art, media, and technology. It showcases cutting-edge creations, fosters dialogue, and explores the intersection of art, science, and society.

Artnet is a leading online resource for art market information, news, and analysis. It provides comprehensive coverage of auctions, sales, artists, and trends in the global art world.

Artist working with code to explore randomness, nonsense and meaning.

A public case file on the criminal proceedings against Latvian generative artist Ilja Borisovs — Shvembldr.