Rose 1851 (2022)
In this 100% code generated project, I made many new attempts to combine photography elements more deeply into generative art using p5.js/WebGL. It was launched on October 2022 came with 99 editions, and a bugged version as a gift for early minters came with 10 editions, which creates specially petals because of a bug that existed during development.
First at all, I love the images of early wet plate collodion photography (published in 1851 by Frederick Scott Archer), so I tried to make these artworks look similar.
To have the image more photography aesthetic, depth of field is an important factor. I put lots of effort into making it fully present in these images.
Furthermore, I think these days few have an experience of darkroom processes, therefore I also tried to make an algorithm of animations to simulation the developing process that darkroom workers are obsessed with.
And finally, the most important thing, why I chose rose as the protagonist? The answer is pretty simple, because I want to present these artworks of 99 roses to my dear wife.
Project page: https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/slug/rose-1851-1
Bugged version: https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/slug/rose-1851-(bugged)
First at all, I love the images of early wet plate collodion photography (published in 1851 by Frederick Scott Archer), so I tried to make these artworks look similar.
To have the image more photography aesthetic, depth of field is an important factor. I put lots of effort into making it fully present in these images.
Furthermore, I think these days few have an experience of darkroom processes, therefore I also tried to make an algorithm of animations to simulation the developing process that darkroom workers are obsessed with.
And finally, the most important thing, why I chose rose as the protagonist? The answer is pretty simple, because I want to present these artworks of 99 roses to my dear wife.
Project page: https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/slug/rose-1851-1
Bugged version: https://www.fxhash.xyz/generative/slug/rose-1851-(bugged)
Rose 1851 #40
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Rose 1851 #72
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Rose 1851 #84
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Rose 1851 (bugged) #10
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