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Title:
Singularity
Medium: Computer Graphics. Interactive piece.
Legend: Single graphic element assigned to each one of the
basis pairs A, C, G, T. Each of the four elements differentiates
from the previous in a quarter rotation, or 90-degrees.
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Summary:
DNA
naturally produces patterns of elements in an almost methodical
way, so my explorations went in this direction. Basically I was
looking at the creation of graphic patterns by assigning a single,
and simple, graphic element to each one of the basis pairs A, C,
G, T. Each of the four elements differentiates from the other in
a quarter rotation, or 90-degrees. The choice of one single element
represents the .01% of our genetic information that makes each one
of us different, and unique. On the other hand, the use of a monochromatic,
simple graphic element helped me to focus more on the analysis of
the structural representation of the patterns. I decided to work
purely on the formal aspect of designing patterns I donšt have control
over, departing from any other emotional implications of the creative
process.
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