What is an algorithm?

Simply put, an algorithm is the only thing you need in your job that can help your company grow in the future by creating new and exciting opportunities in the future for you to grow and thrive on your business as you do in your current job or as your current employer is now and continue your business and career trajectory to be the best in your career

How are these artworks created?

Every artwork is generated algorithmically — using code rather than traditional drawing tools. Techniques include convolution kernels, Perlin noise, fractal mathematics, cellular automata, and dithering algorithms. The results are then curated and refined through many iterations.

Can I purchase a print of an artwork?

Yes! All artworks marked as available can be ordered as high-quality prints through Werk aan de Muur. Visit the Shop section to browse available pieces, materials, and sizes.

Do you accept custom commissions?

Custom algorithmic artworks can be created on request. This includes choosing specific techniques, colour palettes, aspect ratios, and resolutions. Use the Contact page to discuss your project.

Portfolio — BVDART

Other

Above Ratio

Above Ratio II

Ambient Spice

Ample Reposition

Archipelago Smirk

Balanced Liquidity

Bone Strike

Cality Perspection

Cality Perspection II

Camelus Ferus

Cattle Trade

Chromatic Kiss

Circuit Hoard

Cloud Flare

Clouded Grid

Clouded Kernel

Crushed Lander

Distant Matter

Domestic Current

Drained Reason

Early Blinds

Eight Heuristics

Elevated Assistance

Embezzled Valor

Expensive Refactor

Extra Usage

Eye Witness

Filter Passage

Flagged Noise

Flowering Papillon

Foot Path

Frosted Proflexion

Furnace Surface

Glaucous Gemma

Gradial Dither

Hallow Dream

Hatless Man

Head First

Initial Flow

Labor Insent

Long Spoon

Lotus Roadway

Lux Flex

Marrow Screamer

Maxed Styling

Misty Dye

Noting Matters

Optimal Equipment

Optimal Equipment II

Parallel Workers

Peak Summit

Preoccupied Feline

Preoccupied Feline II

Projection Space

Psalm 23

Quantized Combustion

Quarry Pit

Quest Ion

Ray Manifold

Roman Celcius

Running Signage

Sea Thorough

Soft Passage

Solid Decision

Spectacle Spot

Spectral Wiring

Spinal Control

Sun Studio

Sun Through

Tender Martian

Tender Martian II

Tender Martian III

Thrust Fall

Thunder Devotion

Tight Squeeze

Traversing Paint

Diagonal stripes of vivid colors create a dynamic pixelated pattern. Bright reds, blues, greens, and pinks form a striking contrast against each other. The composition exhibits a sense of movement and energy through the use of bold, intersecting lines.

Traversing Paint II

Verti Cality

Woven City

Fractal

Burning Ratio

Fractal Depths

A deep-zoom into the Mandelbrot set boundary, colored with smooth orbit trap palettes in OKLCH space.

Kernel Cascade

Layered Sobel and Laplacian kernels applied to a noise field, producing sharp ridges that cascade across the canvas like a frozen waterfall.

Cellular Automata

Cellular Symphony

A cellular automaton with custom birth/survival rules creates emergent structures, frozen at the moment of maximum complexity.

Jungle Dynamics

Dithering

Dither Dreams

Floyd-Steinberg dithering over a gradient field with a restricted 8-color palette, evoking early computer graphics with a modern twist.

Saturn Plains

Venal Moss

Wheeler Hotdog

Noise

Noise Garden

Layered Perlin and Worley noise creates organic forms reminiscent of aerial landscape photography.

Planetary Surfacing

illusion

Notu Ring

Texture Strata

Soft pixel blocks blend into a chromatic haze.

Generative

Opus Ottie

Inspired by my Tabby cat, I wrote an poetic description of this majestic creature alongside a comprehensive description of the desired artwork. This made ChatGPT-5 VERY excited to write it's prompt to DALL-E. Beyond the fact that my cat is NOT orange, the resulting artwork is magnificent. Read the input prompt below.

Opus Ottie II

Inspired by my Tabby cat, I wrote an poetic description of this majestic creature alongside a comprehensive description of the desired artwork. The same prompt from Opus Ottie I was used. See the prompt below.

Traversing Paint 2