Harry Hao HW DAY5

void setup(){

  size(1000,1000);

  background(0);

}

void draw(){

      rect(255, 255, 50,50);

      fill(#8E2323);

      stroke(#D8D8BF);

    }

void setup(){

  size(1000,1000);

  background(0);

}

void draw(){

  float angle = map(mouseX, 0, width, 0, PI);

  for(int x=0; x<width; x+=500){

    for(int y=0; y<width; y+=500){

      float d= dist(100,y,mouseX,mouseY);

      d=map(d,0,500,3,0.5);

      pushMatrix();

      translate(x,y);

      rotate(angle);

      scale(d);

      rect(random(0, 500), random(0, 500), 50,50);

      fill(#8E2323);

      stroke(#D8D8BF);

      popMatrix();

    }

  }

}

• Is there any value in recreating an existing image/drawing/graphic using computational media? What is it? I personally believe there is value in recreating an existing image, drawing or graphic using computational media. Because it can help people explore a new way to create art. The value is the creativity and the interaction.
• Do you think that both, hand and computational drawings cause the same feelings in the viewer?  I think it is totally different. Artificial art contains sentiments and the specific human’s feeling.
• Do you think technology will replace humans in the future? What about art? Using the computer to draw, makes the computer the artist? can computers be artists? No, I don’t, even though how advanced the technology is in the future. Also, only a small portion of art will be replaced by computers’ software. Computers can only be a tool to make artwork, but never an artist who has feeling. They can not be artists