"One of the first "rayhatcher" outputs that I designed. The "rayhatcher" is an algorithm that I developed to generate plottable line art from a mathematical description of a 3D scene. It is an homage to "Schotter" by Georg Nees, a computer art piece from the 1960s, a grid of squares that get rotated increasingly disorderly, from top to bottom. Instead of squares, my piece uses rotated cubes." - Piter Pasma
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