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mirage. #22

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mirage. This generative artwork is a mesmerizing visual representation of the illusionary nature of mirages, while also taking inspiration from the color field paintings of Mark Rothko. The artwork is composed of vertical hatched lines, arranged in overlapping and intersecting planes to create a complex and layered composition. At first glance, the lines appear to be a static pattern of color blocks, reminiscent of the flat planes of color used in Rothko's paintings. However, upon closer inspection, the viewer will notice subtle variations in the thickness and spacing of the lines, creating a sense of texture and depth. The lines seem to shift and move, creating the illusion of a shimmering heat haze, much like the effect of a mirage in a desert landscape. As the viewer continues to observe the artwork, they will notice new patterns emerging from the seemingly chaotic lines. The lines form intricate shapes and patterns, including geometric designs and organic forms, reminiscent of the way that mirages can distort and reshape the appearance of objects. The colors used in the artwork are also reminiscent of Rothko's paintings, with deep, saturated hues that blend and bleed into one another. Overall, this generative artwork combines the illusionary quality of mirages with the abstract color field style of Mark Rothko, resulting in a captivating and intriguing visual experience. It is a testament to the power of generative art to create beauty and complexity from simple mathematical patterns, while also paying homage to the influential artists who have shaped our understanding of color and form. As a feature, there are 23 color palettes, some of them taken from "Studio Yorktown Color Town Hall" by @StudioYorktown (studioyorktown.github.io/coloryorktownhall) To download high-resolution 3000x3900 'PNG' file, open 'LIVE' and press 'S' Aptil 2023 Made with p5JS library

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