Made in October 2024.
Ellsworth Kelly's geometric abstract works are a great jumping off point for generative art, as the style is ripe for reinterpretation and randomisation.
Here I've explored his 'Nine Colors' piece -- originally produced in 1951 -- and extended it so that it supports up 60 columns or circles rather than the original three, using a random set of colours from the original palette.
The colour palette that Kelly used for 'Nine Colors' still feels extremely contemporary, even 70 years after his piece first debuted.
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