Artificial Landscapes is an exploration of the relationship between natural landscapes and their artificial counterparts, such as architecture and urbanism.

Although these two domains are often seen as distinct, they are deeply interconnected, and can affect each other in multiple ways. This interconnection raises questions: Where do we draw the line between what is natural and what is artificial?

This piece illustrates how even a slight change in a small set of variables can result in vastly different artificial landscapes. It invites us to consider how this concept may also apply to our physical world, where seemingly minor alterations can have significant consequences.

The use of open form generative art allows for a deeper exploration of this idea. It invites the viewer to consider the relationship between change and diversity in our environments, and the effect that each variable may have.

Notes:
📸 Press "s" to save as image
🔍 Append &scale=2 or other number to render in high quality

Depth:
At each depth the water or haze element goes higher. Some features are also mutated.
Don't hesitate to reroll to find the perfect place. 🎲⛰️