Graffiti Facets

Lumen & Logic

A street-art wall of angular faceted planes, reproduced from a reference image. The frame is recursively sliced into convex facets, each flooded a mostly-neutral silver/grey (warm tan and bright accents punctuate) and filled with fine parallel hatch lanes that either run dead straight or kink exactly once at a shared fold crease, so the planes read as folded paper. Facet edges are stroked bold in dark navy with a share picked out in electric blue, and every plane is darkened along the edges facing away from the light so neighbouring facets cast soft shadow gutters and read as layered folds. The whole is then tagged with graffiti — soft pink spray-paint blooms with drips and looping yellow scribbles. The render is a single-pass CanvasRenderingContext2D routine driven by a mulberry32 PRNG. Deterministic from a seed, defaults to the Portrait canvas.

Medium

Generative algorithm, archival pigment print

Dimensions

60 × 90 cm