Limm Series
Christoph Bader & Dominik Kolb by the Deskriptiv use a complex programming device, that provides the “Limm” series with a genuine commendation to digital art as a wireframe reminiscent wind map.
It is about trailing points from sample positions that meet inside a volumetric vector field. In order to encode a process they focus mainly on the Generative Design, through algorithms and processes following the appropriate rules & regulations step by step.
After the process is encoded the generative designer surfaces adjust the modifications which can be used to diverge the technique and the way it is appraised. The Deskriptiv add that “the processes that produce shapes are a central theme of their work, so basically it is mainly a switch from a product oriented thinking to a process oriented way of working“.
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