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Cloud Flare

Cloud Flare

Blue granular halo encircles a pale tan core.

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Technique
Perlin-noise
Dimensions
512×512
Year
2024
Number of Colors
193,894
Palette Type
rgb
Symmetry
radial

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€4,000.00

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◐Edition
4 prints
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Color Palette

rgb52 dominant of 193,894
Avg lightness: 63%Avg saturation: 42%Hue range: 52°–282°
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Concepts Used

Easing Functions

Mathematical functions that control the rate of change over time or space, creating natural-looking acceleration and deceleration in animations, transitions, and gradients.

Image Kernels

Small matrices that define local image transformations, serving as the fundamental building blocks for filters, effects, and feature detection in digital image processing.

Manifold Learning (in Color Space)

A machine learning approach where colors are viewed not as points in a simple cube, but as lying on a complex curved surface (manifold). Distance along the manifold produces more natural color transitions than straight-line distance.

Bit Depth & Color Precision

The number of bits used to represent each channel (or pixel) in a digital image, directly determining how many distinct colors can be encoded. Common depths are 1-bit (2 colors), 8-bit per channel (16.7 million), and 16-bit per channel (trillions).

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Frequently Asked Questions

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.
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