
Crypto
I have always been interested in math and technology. I gravitated towards creating computer-generated art, using several programming languages: HTML, JavaScript, and Solidity. To me, a keyboard can be an artist's tool, like a paintbrush or marker. This type of art represents the complex, unfathomable, and marvelous connection between mathematics and beauty.
ETH Address: maxwiseltier.eth
Twitter: @maxwiseltier
Gallery: https://gallery.so/max
Bouncing Bubbles
This is one of the early iterations of my latest project, Bouncing Bubbles. Each circle is a JavaScript object whose color is determined by its velocity. The color, size, velocity, number, and polarity of the circles are determined by a transaction hash (a purchase receipt on the blockchain).
There are some hidden easter eggs! On Desktop, try pressing some keys or clicking your mouse around! (Hint: Press A and then 0+E for a fun visual)
Use these control keys in combination with the - and + keys to manipulate the artwork:
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T: Trail intensity
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P: Polarity (attract vs repel)
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F: Funkytime
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CR: Circle Red Value
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WB: Window Blue Value
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S: Size
Refresh the page to reset the canvas!
You can use the side arrows to speed up or slow down the bubbles. I am still working on the functionality within an embedded page (up and down arrows don't currently work) and will eventually launch this as a mintable NFT, but feel free to reach out to me if you'd like a functional HTML file or check out the code here!

Computer-generated Images
I like experimenting with Pi, using its completely random digits to draw perfectly unique pieces, each with vibrant colors and patterns.