You don't have to be a computer geek to appreciate the trippy art Keith Peters makes with ActionScript 3.0 code. To the untrained eye, it's a blend of an iTunes visualizer and a stereogram. For codeheads, however, these pieces should be even more appealing.
Peters refers to his work as "generative art," a genre that Wikipedia defines as art composed or constructed with computer algorithms or similarly mechanic means. Click through the gallery to check out the crazy forms Keith Peters' code art takes.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Generative Art
- As technology advances, the creation of generative art using computer algorithms will become more popular in the art industry.
- Code as Art
- Using code as a tool for creating visual art will continue to grow as artists embrace technology and explore new mediums.
- Interactive Visualizations
- As users demand more engaging and interactive content, the use of code to create dynamic visualizations will become more prevalent across industries.
Industries Being Reshaped
- Art
- The use of code to create generative art will disrupt the traditional art world and create new opportunities for artists.
- Technology
- The intersection of art and technology will continue to grow, creating new opportunities for innovation and exploration in the tech industry.
- Marketing/advertising
- Creative uses of code to create interactive visualizations will disrupt traditional advertising and marketing, offering new ways to engage with consumers.
