Generative Art Animations
“I believe that math can best be understood visually, and that the beauty and elegance of math can be best expressed through art. Rather than using paints and canvas, I use mathematical formulas and computer code to create art. The main tools I use are symmetry, tiling patterns, splines, fractals, color, transparency, and of course, randomness. The beauty of geometric forms comes from their ability to awaken in us a sense of connection with the physical world at its deepest level.”
Dot Mandala
Sara Frucht is the creator of generative art: animation where all the imagery in each frame is produced by computer code and the images never repeat. Essentially it is a way to create art using mathematical formulas.
These art pieces can be viewed by anyone who has a computer or TV connected to the internet. Watching the ever-changing images is relaxing and healing, but is also exciting because each image is unique, reminding us of the infinite possibilities of nature. You can see these generative art pieces by going to sarafrucht.com
Silk
Smoke
Leaves
Waves
Wildflower
Rose WIndow
reVerb
Bloom
Spiral Curve
Spline Wave
Wreath
Spiralrect
Water
Ribbon
Circles
Dance
In this video, Sara Frucht explains her process for making generative art.
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