A generative bloom algorithm projected across four walls of a darkened room, accompanied by sampled Pentatonic piano notes that respond to the visual rhythm. Each session produces a unique, non-repeating bloom cycle. The piece explores organic growth patterns and the relationship between visual and sonic emergence.

A generative landscape that slowly travels across a long horizontal surface — a wall, a building facade, or a public screen. The terrain is mathematically generated and never repeats, creating the sensation of continuous forward motion through an infinite terrain.

An abstract technical drawing generator that produces architectural-style line drawings — plans, elevations, and sections — that exist nowhere and describe nothing. The work questions the authority of technical documentation and the difference between a drawing that describes a thing and a drawing that simply is a thing.

A series of generative machines that surrender — systems that begin with apparent structure and gradually dissolve into noise, static, or silence. Each machine has a different surrender mechanism: some fade, some fragment, some simply stop. The piece explores failure, letting go, and the aesthetics of dissolution.