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Kazuhiro Tanimoto, Sea of Code #53 and ykxotkx, Flow Painting #46 (both works 2024). Courtesy of the artists and Feral File

Kazuhiro Tanimoto, Sea of Code #53 and ykxotkx, Flow Painting #46 (both works 2024). Courtesy of the artists and Feral File

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Mediums: Code, Generative
Technologies

Autonomous painting-generation algorithm

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Patterns of Flow

Connections

Influenced by: Hiroshi Kawano

Pieces · 1

Flow Painting #46

Coverage · 2 articles

Discussed

2024Patterns of Flow | Revisiting Hiroshi Kawano

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2026In Emergent Fields | Iskra Velitchkova

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