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Inconvergent is a generative art project by Anders Hoff. The project explores the interesting—and complex—behaviour you can get from systems consisting of simple rules. The project also explores how to use algorithms to create aesthetic compositions, structures and textures.

Inspiration for the project ranges from natural phenomena, geometry and mathematics, to architecture and writing systems.

Writing & Work

Some writing about generative art and related programming experiments. I recommend starting with On Generative Algorithms.

Nov 13, 2022: Graph Data Structure with Datalog QL
May 3, 2021: Volumetric Light
Apr 21, 2021: Future Alterations and Loops
Sep 25, 2020: Future Alterations
Jun 22, 2020: Making Money
Feb 27, 2020: More Asemic Writing
Dec 4, 2019: Depth of Field with Colour Shift
May 26, 2019: Depth of Field
May 23, 2019: A Tangle of Webs 3D
May 22, 2019: A Tangle of Webs
Oct 28, 2018: Order and Chaos
Jun 7, 2018: A History
Apr 22, 2018: A Myriad of Mistakes
Feb 13, 2018: Mechanical Plotter Drawings—6
Jan 27, 2018: Impossible Architecture
Jan 21, 2018: Mechanical Plotter Drawings—5
Dec 21, 2017: Lisp Experiments in 2017
Nov 26, 2017: Mechanical Plotter Drawings—4
Nov 11, 2017: Lost in the Desert
Oct 19, 2017: Mechanical Plotter Drawings—3
Oct 2, 2017: Spline Script Plots
Oct 1, 2017: Spline Script
Aug 11, 2017: Mechanical Plotter Drawings—2
Aug 8, 2017: Error Prints
Aug 2, 2017: Drift Prints
Jun 24, 2017: Grains of Sand
May 18, 2017: Arbitrary Alterations
May 09, 2017: A Method for Mistakes
Apr 23, 2017: A Propensity for Mistakes
Apr 21, 2017: Mechanical Plotter Drawings
Mar 2, 2017: SNEK is Not an Acronym
Feb 10, 2017: A Barrel of Bots
Jan 24, 2017: Some Thoughts on Generative Art
Nov 16, 2016: Spurious Splines
Nov 8, 2016: Shepherding Random Growth
Nov 5, 2016: Shepherding Random Grids
Oct 29, 2016: Shepherding Random Numbers
2015-2016: On Generative Algorithms

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