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.
Following a year in which generative art went mainstream, Kyle Waters mines the data behind the platform that launched a new movement
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.
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.
Fellowship is a platform connecting artists, collectors, and enthusiasts in the digital art world. It offers a curated space to discover, engage with, and support emerging artists through various initiatives.
The behind-the-scenes look at the creation of DEMO, a massive design and motion festival. It showcases the meticulous planning, creative processes, and collaborative spirit involved in bringing this international event to life.
Anton Sokolov explores the purpose of artistic expression in today's world, showcasing various art projects. He delves into how art serves as a form of communication, social commentary, and personal exploration.
Art Blocks is a platform for generative digital art. Artists create algorithms that generate unique artworks, and these artworks are minted as NFTs. It's a pioneering project in the NFT art space, known for its curated drops and innovative approach to digital art ownership.
Tim Rodenbröker discusses the exciting and largely unexplored territory of creative coding, exploring how code can be a powerful medium for artistic expression and innovation.
Talia Cotton discusses coding, creativity, and building a career as a freelancer/independent creator. She talks about everything from the coding process to the medium’s creative potential, covering some of the behind the scenes of Cotton’s past and present projects.
This article explores how generative art techniques can be used to realistically simulate the look and feel of watercolor paintings. It delves into the underlying principles of creating fluid, blended effects using code and algorithms. Learn about different approaches, from noise functions to particle systems, to achieve convincing watercolor simulations and unlock new creative possibilities in digital art.
The website version of the Aesthetic Programming book. The book explores the technical as well as cultural imaginaries of programming from its insides.
The Gorilla Sun Blog revolves around the wonderful world of creative coding and generative art. The resources that you'll find on here break down interesting algorithms for the purpose of artistic coding.
Aleksandra Jovanić is a multifaceted creative exploring the intersection of art, programming, education, and making. This website showcases her diverse projects, including digital art, interactive installations, and educational initiatives. You'll find examples of her work, reflections on her creative process, and information about her teaching and workshops. Explore a blend of technical skill and artistic vision.
The YouTube channel for HEAD’s Master’s program in Media Design features a wide range of interesting videos in which artists discuss creative coding and their practices.