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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iwBH-XxHfsg

Muito interessante este video, no qual participa Luis Ferreira que desenvolveu algo que pode ser o ponto de partida do meu projeto

https://vimeo.com/647276048?fbclid=IwAR2wiRMOap1gEUZWQG6XMlr8P9pGOxA4RvUduyjWyQzTalcyQeO2E5TPEgM

https://luisferreira.space/motionsense-tutorial-movement/?fbclid=IwAR00MMd4Zdi0UofHzlWPyR9mEiCKl6oyMyPElAgsWLk2Z8_FijJgg48hY2w

Myth One: The artist has complete control and the code is always executed exactly as written. Therefore, generative art lacks the elements of chance, accident, discovery, and spontaneity that often makes art great, if not at least human and approachable.

Myth Two: The artist has zero control and the autonomous machine is randomly generating the designs. The computer is making the art and the human deserves no credit, as it is not really art.

The truth is that generative artists skilfully control both the magnitude and the locations of randomness introduced into the artwork. 

Jason Bailey, “Why Love Generative Art”