Below is a series of digital artwork I created using a seed randomizer algorithm. My intention initially was to create the piece with exactly one million possible unique configurations (permutations) and to use that as a way to number the works within the series; each one being a unique piece of art.

I quickly found out that I reached 1,000,000 in no time at all (and without much visual interest) so I decided to increase the complexity in order to acheive the aesthetic I was after.

Above is a schematic of the math using Grasshopper for Rhino. The result turned out to be a very interesting exercise on the impact of exponential growth. For the number of permutations present is greater than the amount of known elementary particles in the visible universe.