Hypogean Wildstyle: Dominik Strzelec’s Byzantine Geology
Wednesday, 25 July 2012
Saturation [speculative apps 01] – Dominik Strzelec
Dominik Strzelec uses multiple generative processes to create cut-through organic shapes, implying morphological growth and simultaneously, to use his own term, Byzantine geology. Often utilising Belousov–Zhabotinsky reaction simulation coefficients to generate volumetric forms, his works such as Saturation [Speculative Apps 01] also benefit from sets of colour palettes that wouldn’t seem out of place in a work of early 80’s NYC Wild-style graffiti.
Saturation [speculative apps 01] – Dominik Strzelec
By adding ‘floor-slabs’ to the visualisations we are invited to view these forms as speculative architecture – interconnected oscillation chambers and synthetic hypogean systems. His Byzantine Geology sketches proposition ‘architecture being brought back to it’s geological roots. Where structures are made for peer-troglodytes appreciating the Byzantine beauty of digital sedimentation’.
Am Ostbahnhof Berlin Hackerspace – Dominik Strzelec
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No. 1 — July 26th, 2012 at 1:33 pm
Awesome… I am posting it also on http://www.3d-dreaming.com with a link to it!
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