In this projection mapping, the program draws some coloured running lines. The lines' random characteristics controlling the ways they curves, how "wild" they, and the softness of line edges, can be fine tuned. There is always some randomness in them, so basically no two are alike, and the overall pattern at each run is different.
The basic colours are also from two paintings of Rogier van der Weyden, as in Weaving Sphere.
The projection mapping part is same as that described in Receding Rectangles.
The video below is another set with 3 runs using a different set of colours.
All videos have no sound or music background, which I think is better this way.
In this projection mapping, the program draws some coloured running lines. The lines' random characteristics controlling the ways they curves, how "wild" they, and the softness of line edges, can be fine tuned. There is always some randomness in them, so basically no two are alike, and the overall pattern at each run is different.
Below are screenshots of a few other variations produced from the same set of colours as the second video, but on different runs.
