Dynamic & computational form

A computational form is created through the application of an algorithm, described as a clearly defined series of operations. It is typically parametric, meaning that its appearance and behavior is controlled by the use of a set number of parameters.

A dynamic form is a form that changes in time or in response to interaction.

Essential aspects to consider:
- Algorithm
- Time aspect
- Interactivity
- Parameters
- Control vs. randomness

Examples

- Flowers
- 05 (Lia)
- DREIx3X2X2D (Marius Watz)
- Meshy (Golan Levin)
- MicroImage (Casey Reas)
- Poetry in Motion (Boris Müller)