The Bre Pettis Collection of Computer Art

Rococo

Phenomena
Chain
Tezos
Source
fxhash
Contract
KT1U6EHmNxJTkvaWJ4ThczG4FSDaHC21ssvi
Owned
2 iterations
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Manual Dutch Auction (DA): 150 · 100 · 70 · 50 · 40 · 35 every 8 minutes. Auction will stop changing price when non-reserves are fully minted. ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// Nature’s wild flourish and untamed growth wondrously represent the exacting function of beauty — a function that is at once useful and infinitely creative. Perhaps nowhere is this delicate symbiosis better observed than in the flower, wherein a pure balance of physical fundamentals exists beneath ornate patterns and elaborate aesthetics. Amongst the layers of undulating, vividly colored petals, attention-grabbing stigma and stamen, and lusciously decorative features, nature’s organic abundance and disorder disguises its masterful propensity for precision. Each of the flower’s components evolve through unpredictable interactions with an unwieldy natural environment, creating spectacular adaptations that emerge from the tension between what attracts. Rococo painters appreciated the organic fluidity found in flowers and vegetal forms, using their joyful abundance to depict a break from the rigid and stoic period the artists hoped to leave behind. They sought to reframe perfection away from predictability and toward compositions as surprising as the natural world around them. Thus, ‘Rococo’ is a generative distortion of an old tradition: a digital painting created entirely with code that interprets and processes the natural world’s dichotomies. This painting algorithm builds upon natural structures while melding and moving their colors beyond form, growing randomly organic iterations that are as perfect as they are imperfect. Created by Ori Ben-Shabat & Ronen Tanchum @Phenomenalabs Creative contributions from Tender @tender_art ///////////////////////////////////////////////////// Technical Details: - Mobile/GPU Intensive - Press “s” to save a .png of the artwork in live view - Press “p” to render a high res output + press “s” to save a printable .png