Exploring the boundaries between computation, perception, and visual expression.
Proposes a framework for brand identities that evolve algorithmically over time while maintaining recognizability. Evaluated across five visual parameters with a longitudinal perception study.
Introduces a metric for measuring visual rhythm in print layouts, validated through eye-tracking studies on reading flow and aesthetic preference.
A comparative study of perceptual uniformity in generative color palettes, with implications for colorblind-accessible computational art tools.
Real-time optical flow visualization using WebGL, rendering motion vectors as generative line art.
Procedural terrain generation using layered Perlin noise, producing infinite abstract landscapes.
An experimental typeface synthesizer that blends glyph skeletons using spectral graph methods.
An interactive exploration of color spaces, gamut mapping, and perceptual uniformity in real time.
Current investigations include neural style transfer for typography, diffusion models for layout generation, and computational tools for accessible design.