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26 Algorithmic Art Projects by Designers

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Shreya and TIRTH

The Hive of Play: A Playground for All

A Place to Grow, A Place to Rest Under the shade, where benches curve, A space for stories, for quiet reserve. Where parents watch, where friendships spark, Where day meets dusk in a glowing park. And when the stars begin to gleam, The paths light up—a glowing stream. Guiding feet, young and small, Through a world that welcomes all.

Mihai

Endless Column (Fractal Edition)

Similarly to the Endless Column created by famous Romanian sculptor Constantin Brâncuși, this reimagined version aims to represent infinity through the theoretically infinitely stackable modules. In a new twist, it expands the theme of the infinite by suggesting a fractal pattern across columns of different materiality that fit inside each other.

Stepan

Bismuth Digits

Bismuth Digits is a parametric trinket for all your numbering needs. Use it for labeling your keys, wearing your lucky number as an earring, or fidgeting with a 3D title of your favorite book by George Orwell – the sky's the limit. The name of the project stems from the primary inspiration behind the pattern – Bismuth crystals.

Nikhil

DynaLoop

Dynaloop transforms the humble ring into a dynamic symbol of eternity and adaptability. Rooted in computational design, it captures the essence of fluid motion and infinite loops, balancing simplicity with intricate detail. More than adornment, Dynaloop is a wearable sculpture—redefining what a ring can represent.

Lars

Polyhedra sculpture

This project is part of an art exhibition where the visitors are invited to remix the sculptures they see in the exhibition. The sculptures on display are made of plaster and the sculptures really makes for a stunning appearance with the contrast of soft shadows and razor sharp edges. Visitors are then invited to make their own versions in Beegraphy.

Rowan

Parallel Universe

This is a retro futuristic project that aims to avoid the usual representation of post-human architecture, typically associated with the image of eerie dystopian world. This project tackles the possibility to co-navigate this new realm of design as to how humans, robot can co-exist in the different realities .

Melisa and walter

Algorithmic Emergence

The Algorithmic Emergence's establishment is to enhance the science in improving one of the most important ecosystems in the planet to take care of the marine life.

Prapawit

The Space of Flows

The objective of the study focused on the process of searching for language and architectural toolkit. In the past few years, the disruption of technology has shown an increasingly important role in our daily lives which affect human’s lifestyle, society, city and, economic system.

Jana

FuturArt

FuturArt by Art Garden is the American animation center based in Chicago, USA. It is a multifunctional institute both making and exhibiting character. This renewed space is intended for variety of passionate people such as students, masters, producers, engineers, designers or ordinary visitors who would like to have an amazing futuristic experience.

Ali and Aramdokht

The Dancing Cubes in the Water

Art Garden in Chicago City :this project breaks the boundary between inside and outside, and the user, both inside and outside, will see a artwork or in other words a live gallery that is changing every moment and will delight the user.

Ligia

CASULO

“Casulo", signifying cocoon in Portuguese, is a space created for both introspection and extrospection. The center of the structure acts as a reflective and transformative space – only allowing one visitor at a time to experience, and eventually go to the outside world into the collective space, where they can share thoughts.