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Abyssal Garden

DeRe

Abyssal Garden

Generative art
Meditative
Abstract

This piece continues an exploration of L-systems and the patterns through which nature grows and evolves by its own rules. These generative logics echo across trees, flowers, coral, fungi, and microorganisms. Inspired by deep-sea surfaces and species, the work brings ghostly, otherworldly touches of imagination into play, where microorganisms feed and scatter throughout.

A fascination with patterns and trees led me to study L-systems and try writing my own growth rules. Along with observing winter moments, it became a way to let those impressions take form through tech, without trying to mimic nature.

format

portrait

technique

generative art

duration

01:00

year

2023

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DeRe

United States of America

DeRe is a visual artist and creative technologist exploring the spaces between the organic and the mechanical, the natural and the imagined. Working primarily with node-based systems and real-time tools in TouchDesigner, she creates atmospheric worlds and unearthly creatures. Her practice is fueled by a fascination with form, movement, light, texture, and visual transformation, drawing direct inspiration from organic structures, fluid movement, and atmospheric phenomena. A central element of DeRe’s practice is the iterative development of her visual style. Rather than abandoning past approaches, she returns to familiar processes, exploring them deeply and integrating them with new discoveries. This allows her ideas to accumulate and evolve across projects, ensuring her visual language and message remain unmistakably hers while leaving room for unexpected possibilities discovered through active curiosity.

Ultimately, DeRe’s work is an ongoing exploration of an imagined universe, shaped by her fascination with the cosmos, the unknown, and human consciousness. She approaches each digital piece much like a painting, using light and texture to express her "inner landscapes." By translating these interior states into otherworldly environments, each creation becomes part of a larger ecosystem coexisting between nature, technology, and the universe within.

Abyssal Garden

technique

generative art

format

portrait

duration

01:00

year

2023

Transport

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