Bogdan Soban

"The proposed works are based on additional processing of my previously generated images from using my own software. The program randomly selects one of my works from the archive and stores it in its internal matrix. By randomly taking colored points from the matrix, the program builds a new image consisting of tiny colored circles. The color of each circle merges with the base towards the edge, resulting in the formation of new color shades. The size of the color circles can be controlled by changing the graininess of the substrate for further processing. The resulting image is then processed by the deformation algorithm. The picture is created by points, by rows and columns, which are colored with the color of one of the nearby points. The method of choosing a point from close range is similar to the operation of a cellular automaton. Each subsequent processing generates a different image. This allows me to generate an infinite number of different images from one of my images from the archive, which no longer resemble the selected image from the archive. Another advantage of this process is that the number of shades of color in the new image increases significantly due to the overflow of colors on the edges of the circles. I've been using this process of generating new images a lot lately, as it offers me endless new possibilities."