2017 Joint Mathematics Meetings
Gary Greenfield
Artists
Gary Greenfield
Professor Emeritas of Mathematics & Computer Science
University of Richmond
Richmond, Virginia, USA
Statement
Most of my computer generated artworks arise from visualizations of mathematical, physical or biological processes. I want to focus the viewer's attention on the complexity and intricacy underlying such processes.
Artworks
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Turing Gradient Pattern #31483
11 x 32 cm
Digital print
2016
This pattern is produced using a variant of a cellular automaton model due to Young for generating Turing patterns. Although toroidal, the pattern is produced by varying a density parameter in the horizontal direction while simultaneously employing two color gradients two emphasize the two different types of the cells that the automaton uses to actually form the pattern.