Generator.x

Generator.x is a platform for generative art and computational design, exploring new expressions through code as a creative material. This channel will be a supplement to the Generator.x blog. Videos related to generative art, audiovisual performances computational design and experimental architecture are welcome. generatorx.no/

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Mogwai - New Paths to Helicon Part II - Live Visuals

Built in C, Recorded with Fraps and compressed with VirtualDub (viva la FREE revolution!).

Remix of an old Processing sketch in C. In processing i got around 15fps for 1000 particles and in C around 35fps for 20000 particles!!! What a change!

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Simon

5 months ago

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watz

14 days ago

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made with openFrameworks

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openFrameworks

22 days ago

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watz

17 days ago

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patashnik a/b - full recording

Here is a full 37 min recording of our live drawing performance patashnik a / b.

The two parts of the piece tell a story about an uncertain voyage into space.
Without any prepared video material the story is told in figurative images and abstract visuals, combined with a soundtrack of granulated field recordings and electronic music tracks.
All visuals are created in realtime with our animation tool NervousInk. A trial version will be available on our website soon.

infostuka.org/projects/patashnik-a-b

Performed live at gallery fluctuating images in Stuttgart as Rotlichtkonzert#15. See pictures on flickr:
flickr.com/photos/fliegerhorst/collections/72157604362969905/

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INFOSTUKA

1 month ago

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watz

18 days ago

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Generator.x 2.0 - Rishaug+Watz

Rishaug & Watz - concert at Generator.x 2.0: Audiovisual during Club Transmediale 2008.

Created and posted by watz

19 days ago

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Study#2.Cracker

Another study for a musicvideo i am creating for a friend. Its written in Java, mainly using Graphics2D. So it could possibly be written in Processing too. The only thing, its using the BufferedImage class to have a bigger stage than the visible output window. This is how one can move things around.

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Brian Steen

20 days ago

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watz

20 days ago

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Patashnik (sketch)

short clip made with a new version of the drawing / animation software NervousInk (Marcus Wendt) and Motion.
Music by Caural - Moonboots.
Prep for a performance of the same title to be seen at gallery fluctuating images in Stuttgart on March 30.

infostuka.org
fluctuating-images.de

Created by
Vera Glahn

2 months ago

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watz

1 month ago

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Video: Talysis by Paul Prudence

Paul Prudence: Talysis... [more]

Paul Prudence: Talysis live in Venice (see also pt. #1 and #2)

Paul Prudence is known as the author of the excellent Dataisnature, but also increasingly for his impressive output of generative artworks. Having migrated from Flash to the more powerful VVVV, he’s now focusing on audio-responsive generative systems that evoke organic 3D spaces. A good [...] [less]

Posted 26 days ago

Moving towards the inevitable: Brandon Morse

Brandon Morse: Procedural animation[more]

Brandon Morse: Procedural animation

The stark videos of Brandon Morse present the viewer with excercises in tension, set tableaux in which structures morph and twist under physical constraints. Stripped-down architectural forms that ought to exhibit the rigidity of highrise buildings instead engage in a tug-of-war, the result of a string simulation distributing kinetic force through a [...] [less]

Posted 1 month ago

Good evening, Mr.Eiffel

Serero Architects: [more]

Serero Architects: EIFFEL_DNA, generative design for extension of Eiffel Tower
Update: It’s now clear that the news about the Serero project for the Eiffel Tower is a hoax, as seen on Archinect and NY Times. Thanks to Sarrach for the tip.
Good news for anyone planning to visit that Parisian icon, the Eiffel Tower: A competition for [...] [less]

Posted 1 month ago

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Generator.x 2.0: Disassemble + ship

Generator.x 2.0: Disassembled / Theverymany: Aperiodic_Vertebrae
Saturday was the last day of the Generator.x 2.0 exhibition... [more]

Generator.x 2.0: Disassembled / Theverymany: Aperiodic_Vertebrae
Saturday was the last day of the Generator.x 2.0 exhibition at [DAM]Berlin. The occasion was marked with an informal curator talk, followed by Q+A. The 1-month show has had a great reception, proving popular both with the Transmediale crowd and the general art viewing public. While it’s always nice to [...] [less]

Posted 2 months ago

Classic: Videos by Skot and Tina Frank

Skot (Frank / Gmachl): aka (audio by General Magic) from Tina Frank on Vimeo.

We have posted about the [more]

Skot (Frank / Gmachl): aka (audio by General Magic) from Tina Frank on Vimeo.

We have posted about the Vienna scene and the Austrian Abstracts here on previous occasions, but the video work that was central to that movement has generally not been available for viewing online. Therefore, it’s with great pleasure we see that [Tina [...] [less]

Posted 2 months ago

Node08 is heating up

NODE08 - Forum for Digital Arts
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NODE08 - Forum for Digital Arts
NODE08 is a new festival for digital art set to to take place in Frankfurt April 5-12. The near-final programme is now out, and it is shaping up to be a powerful event indeed. While the topic is realtime art in general, the event is loosely based around the [...] [less]

Posted 2 months ago

Generator.x 2.0: Update

David Dessens: Foldable fractal... [more]

David Dessens: Foldable fractal / Daniel Widrig: Object01
Apologies in advance to anyone who has grown bored with the stream of posts about Generator.x 2.0, but the project isn’t quite over even though Club Transmediale ended nearly 3 weeks ago. Here are a few updates:

At the vernissage in Berlin we had some visitors from Turin, including [...] [less]

Posted 2 months ago

Generator.x 2.0: Commonwealth

Commonwealth: Testing For.
The Generator.x 2.0 event ended almost two weeks ago, and we are busy trying to catch up... [more]

Commonwealth: Testing For.
The Generator.x 2.0 event ended almost two weeks ago, and we are busy trying to catch up with other things. The project was a big success, culminating in the exhibition opening which saw maybe 200 people turn up to look at the strange objects on display. Audiences responded enthusiastically to a show about [...] [less]

Posted 3 months ago

Generator.x 2.0: Audio-Visual

Concerts: Rishaug / Watz, [more]

Concerts: Rishaug / Watz, Keiichiro Shibuya, alva noto
CTM.08 / Generator.x 2.0: Audio-Visual
Fri Feb 1st, 20:00 - 23:00, Ballhaus Naunynstrasse

Alexander Rishaug / Marius Watz
Keiichiro Shibuya [JP]
alva noto [DE]

CTM.08 and Generator.x present an evening of audiovisual concerts, consisting of three projects that use generative methods for live performance.The artists’ work is based on program code that integrates [...] [less]

Posted 3 months ago

Generator.x 2.0: Public presentations #2

Aram Bartholl / Tim Schork - Mesne

This evening will see the second part of the public presentations of Generator.x... [more]

Aram Bartholl / Tim Schork - Mesne

This evening will see the second part of the public presentations of Generator.x 2.0: Beyond the Screen. While the focus is architecture, the speakers will come at the topic from very different angles, with more focus on virtual environments and parametric form than on housing units and retail [...] [less]

Posted 3 months ago

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Generator.x 2.0: Beyond the Screen - Call for participants

Generator.x in collaboration with Club Transmediale and [DAM] presents Generator.x 2.0: Beyond the screen, a workshop and exhibiti ... [more]

Generator.x in collaboration with Club Transmediale and [DAM] presents Generator.x 2.0: Beyond the screen, a workshop and exhibition about digital fabrication and generative systems.

Digital fabrication (also known as “fabbing”) represents the next step in the digital revolution. After years of virtualization, with machines and atoms being replaced by bits and software, we are coming full circle. Digital technologies like rapid prototyping, laser cutting and CNC milling now produce atoms from bits, eliminating many of the limitations of industrial production processes. Once prohibitively expensive, such technologies are becoming increasingly accessible, pointing to a future where mass customization and manufacturing-on-demand may be real alternatives to mass production.

For artists and designers working with generative systems, digital fabrication opens the door to a range of new expressions beyond the limits of virtual space. Parametric models apply computational strategies to the analysis and synthesis of space, producing structures and surfaces of great complexity. Through fabbing these forms may be rendered tangible, even tactile.

"Beyond the screen" explores these new types of spatial constructs in a hands-on workshop, bringing together artists and designers working with code-based strategies for producing physical form. The workshop will feature public presentations bringing the topics of the workshop to a broader audience, culminating in an exhibition of fabbing works at the [DAM] gallery. In a continuation of the Generator.x concert tour, "Beyond the Screen" will also include an evening of concerts, showing the use of generative systems in audiovisual performance.

For more details, please read the call for participation.

generatorx.no/20071130/generatorx-20-call/ [less]

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Mogwai - New Paths to Helicon Part II - Live Visuals

made with openFrameworks

patashnik a/b - full recording

Generator.x 2.0 - Rishaug+Watz

Study#2.Cracker

Patashnik (sketch)

Video: Talysis by Paul Prudence

Moving towards the inevitable: Brandon Morse

Good evening, Mr.Eiffel

Generator.x 2.0: Disassemble + ship

Classic: Videos by Skot and Tina Frank

Node08 is heating up

Generator.x 2.0: Update

Generator.x 2.0: Commonwealth

Generator.x 2.0: Audio-Visual

Generator.x 2.0: Public presentations #2