Realitivly new to the art world, Generative art refers to art that has been generated, composed, or constructed in an algorithmic manner through the use of systems defined by computer software algorithms, or similar mathematical or mechanical or randomised autonomous processes. It is a system oriented art practice where the common denominator is the use of systems as a production method. To meet the definition of generative art, an artwork must be self-contained and operate with some degree of autonomy. The workings of systems in generative art might resemble, or rely on, various scientific theories such as Complexity science and Information theory. The systems of generative artworks have many similarities with systems found in various areas of science. Such systems may exhibit order and/or disorder, as well as a varying degree of complexity, making behavioral prediction difficult. However, such systems still contain a defined relationship between cause and effect. The result of creating art this way is close to abstract impressionism. These elements make Generative art an exciting genre and with new technologies being developed daily, this form of art will be limitless.

Hyperbole by Scott Ferman

fractal dandelion by Pam Atkins

Tea Leaves by Jim Keaton

Home Sweet Home by Tom Brand

Winter Dream by Christopher Harms

spiral - "Interaction" by Edward Kinnally

Triangulation 09 by Michael T. Maeder

Dance in Joy by Anne Vis

htorsion process 86 by Jim Soliven

Spirit Realm - Fractal Art by Leah McNeir

Blazing Dunes by Stephen Borg

Planète Colza by Kriszta Molnar

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Easy Rider by Dana Haynes

Sterlifabricof life by Crissy Jackman

Moving Compassion by Gina Marlena

ggn22 by Nils Labugt

GUARDIAN ANGEL - Abstract by Nikola Durdevic

Happy Birthday Present (black) by Tessa Hall

Yellow Elegance by Desmai Lee

The face I hide by Robert Paul Lewis

From the Court of Elizabeth by Mary Terhune

Radioactive place by Igor Livshin

Digital rainbow by Christoph Zurbuchen

Nano scale nebula by Tom Brand