Let's imagine an abstract generative piece inspired by the style of Piet Mondrian, but taken to new dimensions using the Hydra tool. In this work, the geometric essence and simplicity of Mondrian is fused with the complexity and dynamism of procedural generation.

The basis of the composition consists of blocks of pixels arranged in an orderly manner reminiscent of Mondrian's art. However, unlike the static works of the famous Dutch painter, these blocks of pixels do not remain static. They move, change size and rotate, giving a sensation of constant movement.

Mondrian's influence is also reflected in the horizontal and vertical lines that cross the composition. These lines provide an underlying structure, dividing the generative canvas into sections reminiscent of Mondrian's gridded paintings. However, like pixel blocks, these lines are not limited by static; They move, create dynamic patterns and break with the rigidity of the square and rectangle.

The introduction of a noise texture adds an intriguing dimension to the work. This noise texture overlays the blocks and lines, creating areas of tonal variation and visual distortion. The noise texture not only breaks the visual uniformity, but also provides a feeling of controlled chaos, balancing the geometric structure of the piece.

The most distinctive thing about this generative work is its ability to change its appearance with each output. The aspect ratio fluctuates, transforming the arrangement of blocks, lines and noise texture in each iteration. This constant variation provides a dynamic and captivating viewing experience.

The color palette is varied and vibrant, taking inspiration from Mondrian's signature primary and secondary colors. However, unlike traditional works, the colors here are not static. They blend and transition smoothly, creating fascinating visual effects and evoking a feeling of constant change.

by Daniel Oropeza
Generative Abstract NFT
Made with Hydra.