Generative Machines with Matt DesLauriers
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 มิ.ย. 2019
- Matt DesLauriers, an artist and freelance creative coder, talks about his passion for generative art - searching for inspiration, exploring open tools and workflows, and finding his own path within the field. Learn about conceptual art, pen plotters, light installations, and how print artworks can be created with JavaScript and the web platform. Matt breaks down some of the algorithms and processes involved in his work, providing you with the building blocks to create your own generative art.
Matt DesLauriers
Artist & Coder
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kick ass artist. really loved this talk and high level generative art exploration. hyped to see this field develop.
Really great to get a peek at the creative process. I loved the high-level walkthrough for "reflect" towards the end - That's favourite of mine!
Excellent presentation, thank you for this video!
geerative art is awesome
Awesome work! Thanks for sharing! You are great.
Wow, one of the best lectures I've seen on this topic! I've built my own pen plotter and bound to finish the second one (full color with pen-switching) soon and am getting into programming more and more so this lecture really helped opening my view. Thanks a lot for sharing!
share on twitter please! that sounds awesome comment if you post anything man
This is so cool! Thanks for sharing the talk
Thanks for sharing this is great.
This was a really interesting talk!
Matt skills are really impressive. I was hoping he had a TH-cam channel.
very good audio, je je!
Really interesting work.
Great presentation! It really motivated me to continue to experiment with creative coding :)
I just came across your comment and was curious. How have your experiments with creative coding been going?
@@PunmasterSTP Hej!
Thank you for asking :)
In the past year I’ve coded around 50 different projects both in Java (using Processing) and JavaScript (mostly to create generative websites).
I’m currently using the knowledge I gathered to create a rather complex “information design” poster.
I’ve also had the chance to develop some interactive vjing project for a few parties around Switzerland as well as an interactive artwork for a light festival near Zürich.
In the future I would love to learn more languages and maybe try to create a fun little AI.
While writing all that I realized that I’ve transformed into a nerd in the past year ^^
What about you?
9:36 lower left image is dope. Like this a lot.
Scientific presentation of a biological landscape
developed and drawn by a machine. Nature can
by so naughty :)!
I really want to try using a pen plotter to do wireframe reference sketches for doodling over and see where i can go with that. i think it would be fun to mix some of these techniques with traditional drawing
I like his work for several years.
great talk!
This reminds me of Sonnie from I-Robot drawing a picture of his dream... I found that sci-fi years ago when I saw the movie and now it's become reality, and this is just the tip of the iceberg!
I really appreciated when he explained the work progress of the Reflection Series. Altough I dont code, I was still able to kind of translate what he explained into Illustrator and Photoshop "language" which made it possible for me to recreate them!
mindblowing.
So weird seeing names I know from totally different fields come up in this :)
This reminds me of flash coding that people were doing 20 years ago, but now it is just code.
This guy is rad.
I love substrate so much. 0
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You cannot call yourself an artist or the work as your if an algorithm made it. If you generated it from your creativity then it's yours
This man is not an artist. Data-driven images are cool to look at, but they're emotionally empty and flaccid. They are boring and monotonous. There is nothing personal of the creator in them - Only data - So there is _nothing_ that can be gained by examining them. There is nothing to take out of them because there is nothing in them to begin with.
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"... There is nothing to take out of them because there is nothing in them to begin with... ". No need for data to get that. That applies to many so called human artists.