Carmelo Barberá Creates Procedural Drawings Using Computational Systems

Artist Carmelo Barberá has developed a computational system that transforms two-dimensional drawings into three-dimensional procedural artworks. Barberá's process involves giving flat drawings geometry in three-dimensional space and subjecting them to simulated physical laws. The resulting works demonstrate how automated processes can generate complex visual outcomes. Barberá has made his system accessible to others, encouraging them to convert their own drawings using this procedural method. The project explores the intersection of artistic creation and computational systems, examining how machines can participate in the creative process. Barberá's work represents a contemporary approach to digital art-making that combines traditional drawing with algorithmic transformation.