algo art hopper
A free algorithmic art piece — play it in your browser, no install. Creates a 3D animation of rooms inspired by Edward Hooper's paintings in a web browser. Live demo link of my algorithmic art is provided.
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Controls: R: new composition (new seed) · C: export video (WebM via CCapture.js)
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I reverse-engineer painters' compositional logic into parametric 3D code. Hopper's windows are the subject where there is a frame within a frame and depth is rendered as emotional distance.
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