lux
2024exhibitiongenerative artrealtime
Presented as part of Unity in Variety at LOAD Gallery, Barcelona, Spain.
Custom software, Javascript, WebGL
Variable dimensions, silent, display-p3
lux features a series of emissive lines intertwined to create an intricate visual. As the lines slowly move, disappear, and reappear at different places on the canvas, a complex drawing gradually evolves.
The piece uses ray marching to compute the light for every pixel on the canvas. By tracing rays and calculating their interactions with the emissive lines, the algorithm determines the color and intensity of each pixel, resulting in detailed and dynamic lighting effects.
The realtime animation is implemented using JavaScript and WebGL. The dimensions are variable, allowing the installation to adapt to different spaces. This flexibility makes each presentation of the artwork unique.
The shifting lines and changing patterns invite viewers to engage with the evolving design, exploring the interplay between light, movement, and form.
Custom software, Javascript, WebGL
Variable dimensions, silent, display-p3
lux features a series of emissive lines intertwined to create an intricate visual. As the lines slowly move, disappear, and reappear at different places on the canvas, a complex drawing gradually evolves.
The piece uses ray marching to compute the light for every pixel on the canvas. By tracing rays and calculating their interactions with the emissive lines, the algorithm determines the color and intensity of each pixel, resulting in detailed and dynamic lighting effects.
The realtime animation is implemented using JavaScript and WebGL. The dimensions are variable, allowing the installation to adapt to different spaces. This flexibility makes each presentation of the artwork unique.
The shifting lines and changing patterns invite viewers to engage with the evolving design, exploring the interplay between light, movement, and form.
Bio
Andy Duboc (b. 1988 in Paris, France) is a French digital artist and designer who uses code to express his creative vision.
He graduated in 2013 with a Master of Science from Université Lyon 2, France, and worked in the video game industry for almost 10 years thereafter.
Shifting his focus to explore the possibilities of crafting digital imagery and motion using code, he aims to create visuals that are constantly evolving and dynamic.
He founded procedural, a studio dedicated to creative practice, prototyping and emerging design.
Exhibitions
2025
cornell_Box
Bideotikan
MIRA
Layer
DEMO Festival
2024
RGB
Unity in Variety
Minimal
2023
GENERATIVE
Responsive Dreams
2022
DEMO Festival
2020
FRAMED
2019
Design In Motion Festival
MAPP_MTL