SCRIPTED DELUSIONS
One could draw an analogy to the concept of scripted delusions by considering the ordered, structured nature of the initial code as the "script" or set of rules governing the drawing process. The Perlin noise introduces an element of randomness or variability, akin to the introduction of delusions into a scripted or ordered cognitive process.
The changing colors and positions of the points could be seen as metaphorical representations of shifting mental states or perceptions, similar to how individuals experiencing delusions might perceive reality in a way that deviates from a more conventional or expected interpretation. The dynamic nature of the visualization captures a sense of unpredictability, mirroring the way scripted delusions can disrupt a perceived reality.
I took the concept described above and projected three different versions based on it.
The changing positions and colors of the points represent a metaphorical shift in mental states, illustrating the interplay between a scripted structure and the introduction of unpredictable elements.
This project was made for Creative Coding (VA325) course instructed by Selçuk Artut at Sabancı University.
