Paint to Programming - Audio Visual Algorithms
December 04, 2018: Fields Institute for Research in Mathematical Sciences, Toronto, Ontario
View the slidedeckFrom left to right: Owen Fernley, Sarah Friend, Bernardo Palacios Muñiz and Julia Krolik. Moderated by Roberta Buiani. Organized by Julia Krolik.
This talk was part of Paint to Programming, a collaboration between Art the Science and ArtSci Salon. The panel focussed on creating algorithms for science art and featured four presentations and an open discussion.
- Julia Krolik - Exploring algorithms in SciArt
- Sarah Friend - Software as a medium
- Owen Fernley - Audio visual algorithms
- Bernardo Palacios Muñiz - Modern painting: A fluid mechanics perspective
In Audio visual algorithms, I describe two algorithms from Visitations and Revisitations, an audio visual performance that was recently completed. The first describes how to stitch together a circular waveforms according to its resonate frequency and radius, while the second describes the process behind building geometric flowers (pictured below).
A pedal is formed from a triangular perimeter. Points of a line spiral from the edge to the centre.