Fracassare is a generative artwork named after the Italian word for "to smash” or “to break". It describes the effect of large elongated shapes disturbing multilayered flow fields that are filled with colors and various hatch lines. Despite the appearance of chaos, the flow fields add a certain level of control to the overall composition and disturbance. This creates a sense of tension, movement and energy, as if the shapes are constantly changing and evolving – to keep the viewer guessing at what might break next.

Fracassare is the second collaboration between Jerome Herr (Xeronimo) and David Mrugala (thedotisblack).

Controls:

- Press ‘s’ to save low-res image (2400x2000px)
- Press ‘h’ to save high-res image (15000x12500px)

Jerome Herr

Jerome is from Luxembourg. Since 2015 he has created generative art with a passion for design and visual explorations. He is an active member of the creative coding community and a successful NFT artist, both on Teia and Fxhash.

David Mrugala

David is a German architect and intermedia artist, who lives in South Korea. He is the founder of thedotisblack, a platform and an archive for research design on (generative) drawings and animations made with code.