"Trapped Garden" develops as a natural continuation of our ongoing exploration of the "Nature" theme, with a particular focus on vegetation through the p5.js implementation. Among our previous creations such as "Crystal Forest", "Cube Forest", "Midnight Garden" and "Sea of Flowers", which you can explore at your leisure.

This time, we wanted to go a step further and incorporate some improvements to the vegetation-generating algorithm. Despite presenting a deviation from nature, we decided to incorporate glass boxes. We couldn't leave them empty, so it was a challenge to develop a tree capable of growing inside them. In addition, it has a complex and unconventional algorithm that avoids overlapping. As usual in our work we put at your disposal a series of carefully selected color palettes to independently fill each element of the canvas and maintain harmony. Finally we include the feature system, so you can know how rare your edition is.

Until now we have talked about technical issues of the piece, but each element has a meaning and we want to share it. Outlined below:

With "Trapped Garden," our goal is to represent the inner confinement that resides within every human soul. The wall symbolizes the barriers we build around ourselves, hiding the depths of our emotions, dreams and fears. However, in the midst of this apparent imprisonment, a radiant truth emerges: beauty is born, like the solitary tree inside the transparent box. Just as vegetation thrives within this "empty vessel," our inner selves can also find resilience and flourish amid life's limitations.


Thanks to the generative art community that in one way or another has supported this series dedicated to "Nature". We hope you like it!

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