Acrylic on paper, 22 x 29” framed. Series of six.

Infinity Is Not Always Equal To Infinity is a series of paintings created with a robotic pen plotter. The robot follows instructions produced by a generative algorithm that creates a unique output each time it runs. 

Multiple sine wave oscillation functions, combined with procedurally generated noise, alter the size and orientation of thousands of line forms. Layered on top of each other, they produce moiré interference patterns: the emergent properties of shape and color, paint and paper.