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Works
Ocean Flares is FAR’s genesis work in solana, and a continuation of his ongoing exploration of the representation of water with computer graphics.
Ocean Flares
Ocean Flares is a collection of 16 unique artworks depicting an Ocean Simulation registered in Solana Blockchain.
Each Ocean Flare was generated using different tools combined: 3D modeling, Fluid Simulation, and Scripting. The resulting video loop is encoded and stored in the permaweb using Arweave.
Water Games
An Archeology of the Representation of Water in Video Games.
We might often see a realistic simulation of water in contemporary video games; however, the development of its representation can be traced to the early days of gaming, from the 8-bit programs through to the birth of 3D graphics.
The representation of water is one of the hardest things to be done in a game, especially if the aim is to be realistic.
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An Archeology of the Representation of Water in Video Games.
We might often see a realistic simulation of water in contemporary video games; however, the development of its representation can be traced to the early days of gaming, from the 8-bit programs through to the birth of 3D graphics.
The representation of water is one of the hardest things to be done in a game, especially if the aim is to be realistic.
Learn more
mSeascape(s)
Collection of Seascapes created using a combination of wave simulations using multiphysics software simulation, Artificial Intelligence, coding, and 2D creation tools.
mSeascapes.comSee it on Opensea
Collection of Seascapes created using a combination of wave simulations using multiphysics software simulation, Artificial Intelligence, coding, and 2D creation tools.
mSeascapes.comSee it on Opensea
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FAR
FAR is an artist and engineer working on the intersection of visual arts and technology. FAR’s research focus is on the material history of computer-generated graphics and how the interface informs the construction of cultural techniques. FAR’s approach to digital imaging is multifaceted, on a historical level, and also conceptually, and his research intends to demystify technical processes and philosophical perspectives on media operations.
Past and present projects look at computer simulations and visualizations of water, and how the scientific knowledge influences the vision, we develop of the physical world. For this purpose, FAR takes a close look at the representation of water in Film, Video Games, along with scientific and engineering simulations.
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