SMRTR ProgrammingJan 15, 2025Daily.dev

Creating a Generative Artwork with Three.js

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A generative art project inspired by Lygia Clarke uses a customizable grid system to create geometric artwork. Employing React Three Fiber and Three.js, it renders a 50x86 grid of colored squares. By manipulating column widths, row heights, and color distribution with noise functions, the system produces unique compositions. Users can adjust parameters like grid dimensions, color palette, and randomness via a graphical interface. The technique demonstrates how breaking grid rules and applying color strategically can yield compelling minimalist designs.

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