Experiment 4: Procedural Data

In this grid experiment, we embraced circular elements and a touch of fuzziness, layering our unique colors to bring each piece to life. Working with different speeds added a dynamic quality to the visuals: Shun Yi’s slower pace, represented in white, introduced a calm, steady rhythm that contrasted beautifully with the faster movements of Mia's green and Shazlyn's orange. Each choice contributed to a rich exploration of texture and movement, with each element responding to both personal rhythm and shared design principles. The result was a cohesive yet textured grid that visually expresses the interplay between color, pace, and form.

This experiment became an exciting dive into TouchDesigner, where we explored shape, texture, and movement in new and unexpected ways. Working within a 9-grid layout was more challenging than we anticipated, yet it opened up endless possibilities to experiment within each box, pushing us to be creative with every element. The grid’s structure gave us room to freely explore, test, and refine our approach to color, pace, and form. Seeing our respective colors — white, orange, and green — come together in the final piece was incredibly satisfying, each hue bringing its own energy while contributing to a unified, visually dynamic result. The process was both playful and rewarding, making it one of our favorite experiments.