Today I want to show you a piece that I like a lot. It is called "Brain Extension" and was made in 2015. At first it was meant to be some "normal" piece of artwork and only later on when I was able to work with motion software I could bring it alive and animate the piece. I also show you some of the pieces it was made of, kind of puzzle that sometimes even surprises myself.
Accidental and "Chance" elements called Randomness play a big part in my work. Only some people may be more open-minded concerning acceptance of randomness than others. This is a crucial property of digital and computer-generated art. (The more you practice the luckier you get). Another important thing while working with digital tools is that you can go back if you don't like what you see. No traditional painter can do this...at least not at the same speed.
In this way of thinking to go from one point to the next one the most direct way isn't a straight line, but a dream.
So let me introduce to you:
"BRAIN EXTENSION"
Brain Extension in motion-art made in 2016