Computational ExperimentsExploring Visual Form Through Code

A set of visual studies built with openFrameworks and C++, exploring glitch effects, mouse-driven interaction, and code-generated graphic transformations.

Role: Individual project: creative coding, visual research, and interaction prototyping
2020
Scope: Computational Study
Interaction Art
Project: Computational Experiments

Computational Experiments main study one

Computational Experiments main study two

Computational Experiments glitch image study one

Computational Experiments glitch image study two

Computational Experiments glitch image study three

Computational Experiments recreation image study one

Computational Experiments recreation image study two

Computational Experiments recreation image study three

Computational Experiments recreation image study four

Computational Experiments movement study

Where I started

I started from a personal curiosity about what happens when programming becomes a visual medium.

Rather than beginning with a defined user problem, I wanted to study the relationship between code, input, image data, and the visual results they produce.

Designing the experience

Manipulated image data to generate glitch effects and distorted photographic textures.

Built mouse-driven sketches where movement changed form, rhythm, color, or composition in real time.

Iterated through still images, animated loops, and interactive sketches to compare how different code structures shaped the final visual output.