Somnuk Phon-Amnuaisuka'*, Jirapat PanjapornponbĪFaculty of Creative Industries, Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia bThaiCED, ThailandĬomputers have now become a crucial component in the process of digital media contents creation. Proceedings of the International Neural Network Society Winter Conference (INNS-WC 2012)Ĭontrolling Generative Processes of Generative Art Available online at SciVerse ScienceDirect PfOCGCl ¡Q We then present examples of computer generated painting and discuss the control employed in the generative processes.
We describe the nature of the control observed in the generative process of computer generative art techniques. Hence, the ability to exert control is important in guiding the creative processes to intentionally generate complex and interesting artifacts. We argue that the control expressed in the programs is a crucial component in a generative process. In this paper, we investigate the issue of control in generative art. Control is embedded in the programs and it expresses the intention and strategy of the creative process. Highly ordered or disordered generative art artifacts are generated from effcient algorithms that are simpler than those used to generate artifacts classified as lying between the order and disorder extremes. The artifacts classified toward the order end of the spectrum possess a clear structure (e.g., symmetry and tiling) while the artifacts classi–fied toward the disorder end do not have any structure at both local and global levels (e.g., randomisation).
These artifacts could be classified along the spectrum of algorithmic complexity of the programs, where order is at one end and disorder is at the other end. Computer programs have been written to generate artistic artifacts, for examples, poetry, painting and music. Abstract of research paper on Computer and information sciences, author of scientific article - Somnuk Phon-Amnuaisuk, Jirapat PanjapornponĬomputers have now become a crucial component in the process of digital media contents creation.
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