It gets more beautiful as it goes along, shot through with more and more
colour. There's a strong sense of decay and deconstruction, as if the
Kandinsky was a tapestry being disassembled into all its separate
threads; but there's also a tremendous richness of it, a sense of
festooning, as if all those threads were being thrown across the screen.
Edward
On 06/04/2021 16:58, Pall Thayer via NetBehaviour wrote:
Thanks Alan.
Regarding your question... it's more technical than anything else. I
wrote a PHP script to do the pixel sorting, the visual is created in
Processing. When I tried to run the sorting algorithm on a full
resolution image, PHP gave up because it was too much info. So I ended
up reducing the Kandinsky image to 200 x whatever pixels and then in
the visualization I make everything 5 times bigger. So, what
represents a single pixel is actually 5x5 pixels. To make sure that
the source point of any sorted pixel matches its location on the
image, I had to enlarge the image x 5 too. So it ends up a bit blurry
and pixelated.
Best r.
Pall
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021 at 11:33 AM Alan Sondheim via NetBehaviour
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This is amazing and lovely and reminds me of the period of time
Kandinsky was working, it also reminds me of Klee's notebooks. A
question - why the blurred image at the beginning? Was that
deliberate, or the result of the processing or my computer for
that matter?
...turns almost Monet-ish, water lilies myopic.
Would there be a way to create a three-dimensional parallel to
this? Or a way to create a bvh file for creating a 3d model? Just
curious.
The speed is pure music, thank you for such beauty -
- Alan
On Tue, Apr 6, 2021 at 10:17 AM Pall Thayer via NetBehaviour
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Some new work I'm making and would like to share.
Composition II sorted by saturation ascending, brightness
descending, hue descending.
https://youtu.be/tqVNxMffvp0
Best r.
Pall Thayer
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