MAS964 EXHIBITION

Tom White

1st Year Master's Student

This assignment was about randomness and color. We had to design our own random number generators and use them generate the colors on the two halves of the screen. Then, for this part of the problem, the directions were:

In consideration that the left-hand side color and right-hand side color are completely and unpredictably different during each iteration, design a visual mechanism of computational nature for relating the two halves of color in such a way that the difference in colors is not felt so deeply.

The random number generator on the right is a usual iterative modulo operator, but the one on the left is Von Neuman's pseudorandom number generator in which the last random number is multiplied by itself and the middle digits are used as the next random number. The form in the center is a hue/saturation/brightness cube in which the number of pixels on each side is identical.