Liquid Structures | session Feb. 2025

At the threshold of the digital era, where technology and art converge in an unbreakable symbiosis, a new visual language emerges, redefining our perception of aesthetics and matter. Liquid Structures of the Future transports us to a universe where solidity and fluidity intertwine, evoking the essence of the Italian Futurists, such as Umberto Boccioni, who explored dynamism and speed in painting and sculpture. This concept also resonates with the abstract visions of Zaha Hadid, an architect who defied the rigidity of form through undulating and fluid geometries. In the digital art field, we find echoes of the experiments of Refik Anadol, a pioneer in data visualization and artificial intelligence applied to art.

Contemporary digital art has become a reflection of the rapid changes in our society, where fragmentation, interconnection, and augmented reality reshape our perception of space-time. This piece immerses us in a virtual realm where surfaces seem to vibrate and breathe, evoking the fragility of the tangible in a world increasingly absorbed by the intangible.

Technical Description: This digital artwork presents a composition that plays with texture, light, and depth to generate an extreme sense of three-dimensionality. The dominant color palette consists of metallic and neon tones, with a strong presence of reds, blues, and purples, creating vibrant chromatic contrasts. The visual material resembles a liquid surface with the qualities of reflective silk, where structural tensions manifest through thin lines, reminiscent of stretched fibers or digital connection networks.

The use of refraction and reflection effects enhances the hyperrealistic appearance of the image, while the organic deformations suggest a balance between the natural and the synthetic. One can perceive an influence of generative design, a technique where computational algorithms are used to create dynamic patterns and shapes. Additionally, the image appears to have been created using the advanced 3D design software “Blender” , which allow for the generation of complex surfaces and advanced physical simulations.

Author: Marco Antonio P.R.

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