What materials are the artworks printed on?

Artworks are available as high-quality fine art prints on a range of materials through Werk aan de Muur, including photo paper, canvas, dibond (aluminium), acrylic glass, and forex. Each material produces a different finish and depth of colour.

What sizes are available?

Prints are available in a wide range of sizes, from small (30×30 cm) to large-format wall pieces (150×150 cm and beyond). Exact sizes depend on the aspect ratio and chosen material. All sizes are configured through Werk aan de Muur.

What is giclée printing and why does BVDART use it?

Giclée (from the French for 'to spray') is a professional fine-art inkjet printing process using archival pigment inks on acid-free cotton rag or fine art paper. It produces the widest colour gamut of any print method and is rated to last 100+ years without fading under normal display conditions. BVDART uses giclée printing because algorithmic artworks contain subtle colour gradients and fine mathematical detail that require the precision and tonal range only archival inkjet can provide. Each print is produced to museum reproduction standards.

How does shipping and delivery work?

All orders are printed on demand and shipped by Werk aan de Muur. Delivery times are typically 3–7 business days within the Netherlands and 5–14 business days for international orders. Tracking is included with every order.

What is the return policy?

Werk aan de Muur offers a 100-day return policy. If you are not satisfied with your print, you can return it for a full refund within 100 days of delivery. See the Werk aan de Muur website for full terms.

The Living Lattice — BVDART — BVDART

The Living Lattice

Name: The Living Lattice
Brand: BVDART
SKU: the-living-lattice
Price: 158.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Aperiodic Penrose tiling where each tile contains a micro-ecosystem of 8000 agent trails. Worley cell boundaries glow at tile edges. The mathematical lattice that never repeats — alive with emergent populations contained within each rhombus.

Cyan-to-white filaments traverse a deep black ground and intersect into an irregular polygon lattice. Diagonal chords and near-vertical struts create dense crossings, sharp vertices, and occasional bright nodes at intersections. Soft haze and faint grain surround each stroke, producing a glowing edge that separates linework from the matte dark regions. Broad negative spaces between segments establish depth and a nocturnal, high-contrast surface.

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Abstracte kunstPenrose-betegelingVoronoi-diagramGeneratieve kunstAlgoritmeCyaanEcosysteemModerne kunstDigitale kunstWiskundeabstractalgorithmicgeometriclatticenetworkneoncyanintersectionglowcontrast

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Artistic Critique

Angular line crossings establish relentless forward motion while large black voids preserve legibility and spatial breathing room. Cyan-to-white glow control creates crisp hierarchy between primary filaments and secondary haze, maintaining impact across the full field. Textural noise in dark zones prevents flatness and reinforces depth without weakening the structural clarity.

Color Palette

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Avg lightness: 52%Avg saturation: 43%Hue range: 30°–300°

Named Colors

Jet blackCharcoal blackMidnight blueSky blueCyan

Composition

All-over lattice coverage with diagonal dominance and multiple high-intensity intersection nodes.

Resemblance

Evokes frozen lightning filaments
Resembles cracked ice veins
Evokes tangled fishing line on dark water
Resembles a geodesic canopy at night

Analysis by gpt-5.2-2025-12-11 on 3/9/2026

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