Raven Kwok's Algorithmic Immersion: 1194D^3
Chinese artist Raven Kwok (b. 1989, Shanghai) presents his latest immersive installation, 1194D^3, part of a series of 'algorithmic creatures' based on the mathematical rule of finite subdivision. Starting from a tetrahedron, recursive division creates ever-smaller parts, resulting in a hypnotic visual symphony. The work explores the aesthetic of algorithmically generated images, celebrating geometric proliferation and quasi-biological form generation. The video documentation showcases the piece enveloping the viewer in a parallel universe of shapes and colors, enhanced by a soundtrack.
Key facts
- Raven Kwok is a Chinese artist born in 1989 in Shanghai.
- His work focuses on the generative potential of computer code.
- The installation is titled 1194D^3.
- It is part of a series of 'algorithmic creatures'.
- The piece uses the mathematical rule of finite subdivision.
- It starts with a tetrahedron and applies recursive division.
- The work is an immersive installation.
- The video documentation is available on ravenkwok.com.
Entities
Artists
- Raven Kwok
Institutions
- Artribune
- Politecnico di Milano
- NABA
Locations
- Shanghai
- China