Technotwilight
Inspired by the appearance of a spider's web, our project "Techno Twilight" evolved in the "Computational and Algorithmic Thinking" course. Digitally implemented with Figma, it presents itself as a radiant pattern that seemingly draws the viewer into its captivating depth. A vibrant choreography of expanding forms emanating from a central point, creating a hypnotic, almost three-dimensional effect.
The Task
For the project, we developed our own algorithms and drawing routines. Our goal was to clearly document the processes so that others would be able to reproduce our results based on these instructions.
Project Development
Research & Inspiration
Exploration of algorithmic art and computational design principles. Drawing inspiration from natural patterns and geometric structures.

Moodboard natural patterns
Algorithm Development
Creation of mathematical formulas and logical sequences. Testing different parameters to achieve the desired visual effect.

First experiments with the shape
Digital Implementation
Translation of the algorithmic concepts into digital design tools. Fine-tuning of visual elements and color schemes in Figma.

Experiments with colour

Filling the shapes with colour
Documentation Process
Creating comprehensive step-by-step instructions. Ensuring reproducibility through clear documentation of parameters and methods.





Visual Results
The final design combines mathematical precision with artistic vision. The radial pattern creates an optical illusion of depth and movement, drawing the viewer's eye toward the center while simultaneously suggesting outward expansion. This tension between inward and outward forces creates a dynamic visual experience that embodies the project's exploration of algorithmic thinking.



Team
With Rebeka Tot and Vivien Cai
Duration
Three months
Course
Computational and Algorithmic Thinking
Tools
Figma
Paper & Pencil