Imaginary Resonances #109
by Sam Tsao
Project
Some people describe creative coding as 'Computer Magick' and I agree, there is some degree of mysticism involved. Taking a physical phenomena and distorting it so that is no longer real is what Imaginary Resonances is about.
There is a surface and sand is dropped on it. The surface vibrates and ushers the sand into patterns. What kind of sound could have made the surface vibrate like that?
The algorithm behind Imaginary Resonances is simple variation on Chladni figures: figures that arise when sand is dropped on a vibrating surface.
Made by Sam Tsao (@sam___tsao) with p5
Traits
- Number of Resonances
- 764 of 449 indexed NFTs · 14%
- Gradient mode
- Angle225 of 449 indexed NFTs · 50%
- Frequency Octave
- 432 of 449 indexed NFTs · 7%
- Wave is propagating
- true232 of 449 indexed NFTs · 52%
- Frequency is noisy
- false331 of 449 indexed NFTs · 74%
- Respawn mode
- From center224 of 449 indexed NFTs · 50%
- Interference
- true238 of 449 indexed NFTs · 53%
- Center reordering
- false236 of 449 indexed NFTs · 53%
- Background Color
- Purple53 of 449 indexed NFTs · 12%
- Sand Color
- Monochrome107 of 449 indexed NFTs · 24%
- Resonance movement
- Skewing79 of 449 indexed NFTs · 18%
Price history
| Date | Event | Price | Market |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2022-01-05 | Sale | 20 tez | fxhash marketplace v1 |
| 2021-12-01 | Mint | 2.5 tez | fxhash issuer v1 (first) |