“Colorful Desires” is a two-projection generative art piece designed with game engines to animate particles to create “life-like” behavior. The space is inhabited by abstract primitives called pixels, that have their own values, beliefs, and desires. They interact with each other to realize their individuality - they move, learn, change, and move again. The world is being shaped as the result of their relationships; what they like, hate, appreciate, and ignore. Despite complete diversity, the pixels can find a commonality and build a better, more-livable world in real time as you observe.
The sameness (left part): all pixels are organized into color groups and have a certain level of satisfaction with their location. But each pixel can satisfy its desires, connecting only with pixels of its own color. As a result, pixels located on the periphery are less satisfied with their position and go in search of another place. The world is crumbling despite the original position of the pixels was the most effective way of organizing communities. The world would never be better again.
The diversity (right part): pixels have a desire to connect with other colors. If these desires are mutual, then the pixels stop to be the same, they exchange parts of themselves and thus diversify. A map of desires appears. The colors that each pixel can now communicate appear on the map. The average value of satisfaction rises as each pixel has a much better chance of finding its ideal position. It is important for a pixel not only to have a certain number of connections, but also how diverse it is in its desires. The world is becoming colorful and rich.
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