Deconstructed structure built from many blocks in isometric view.


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- Press [s] in live mode to export a PNG file.

- By adding a ‘scale’ parameter in the live URL, you can generate a higher resolution image. The scale ranges from 1 to 4 with a default value of 1.

Destructures #375

The Decagon is the infinitely evolving, always unique, and eternally open membership token of the Decaverse. Designed by Kjetil Golid.

Decagon #9458

Surprise is born from a study on cube subdivisions. The output was coded in javascript using the canvas api.

Surprise

Surprise is a generative collection of one-hundred pieces permanently exhibited in an immersive experience, Surprise Land.

Each piece as been produced by an algorithm. The unique seed of each token drives a set of rules for cube subdivisions, animation and colors.

Surprise is an emotion you can feel when you discover something unexpected. This feeling has stuck with me ever since I started writing algorithms that produce visuals based on randomness, and I love it.

You can discover Surprise #63 in the Tree  
https://oncyber.io/surpriseland-tree

And also in the Museum  
https://oncyber.io/surpriseland-museum  

Or you can download the three-dimensional file  
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmWibdRtQYScqaHU4yrxHcjxPeeNqMxNKku9GiekUZTwNG/63.glb

Surprise #63

Destructures #88

Surprise is a generative collection of one-hundred pieces permanently exhibited in an immersive experience, Surprise Land.

Each piece as been produced by an algorithm. The unique seed of each token drives a set of rules for cube subdivisions, animation and colors.

Surprise is an emotion you can feel when you discover something unexpected. This feeling has stuck with me ever since I started writing algorithms that produce visuals based on randomness, and I love it.

You can discover Surprise #73 in the Tree  
https://oncyber.io/surpriseland-tree

And also in the Museum  
https://oncyber.io/surpriseland-museum  

Or you can download the three-dimensional file  
https://gateway.pinata.cloud/ipfs/QmWibdRtQYScqaHU4yrxHcjxPeeNqMxNKku9GiekUZTwNG/73.glb

Surprise #73

Destructures #296

Inside the endless number of creative approaches, there are many ways to create music & generative art. All we have is basically “symbols” with their assigned meanings. 

Programming, in its nature, can be explained in a set of rules. We have functions for meaning, numbers for value, output as a result;
Nicolas, as a creator, is the programming brain who have interest in music.

Music, in its nature, can be explained in a set of rules. We have notation for meaning, numbers for time, sound as a result;
Han, as a creator, is the musical brain who have interest in programming.

Starting from the regular linear music partition method similar to drum machines, changing it in a circular way similar to ticking clocks, subdividing the time, generating the sounds with oscillators, composing the code for the loop, adding layers as instruments; Algo(Beats) turns into a digital music box where the rhythm and music can be represented with colors and motions. 

In Algo[Rhythms] we explored the music scales, in Algo(Beats) we are exploring the rhythms and sounds. We expect musicians to use and inspire by Algo. We think they have the potential be a tool for music projects which can live in blockchain forever. This is an approach for generative on-chain music. An automated rhythm generator in blockchain which tries to find the rhythms and patterns that humans didn't notice yet. Think of it like a fun improvisation tool created by two friends.

You should try some keys on your keyboard, we like easter eggs!

AlgoBeats #356

AlgoRhythms is a collection of generative audio-visual data sculptures. Each unique hash drives the combination of colors, patterns and musical scales into a music box.

AlgoRhythms #473

AlgoRhythms #736

AlgoRhythms #488

AlgoRhythms by Han x Nicolas Daniel

AlgoBeats #742

AlgoBeats #725

AlgoBeats by Han x Nicolas Daniel

Creator's notes: Open your mind
Solvable: Yes
Style: Open Cube
Background: Black
Shape: Cube
Pieces: 20

LeWitt's Rubik

Unsolvable Rubik's Mondrian

Foundation

At this point, it's a matter of perception.
Gravity is born from a study on cube subdivisions.
The output was coded in javascript using the canvas api.

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