The way that the outputs of "Blokkendoos" by @piterpasma mirror the underlying code in their polished, complex precision masterfully displays how #GenerativeArt is… well, art!
1: "Blokkendoos #480" (owned by bored_bear)
2: "Blokkendoos #412" (owned by @raptornews)
3: "Blokkendoos #38" (owned by sheltronica)
4: source code of "Blokkendoos"
"Blokkendoos #412", an abstract digital artwork. Complex composition of rectangular and oval shapes of various colours, depths and sizes carved into and protruding from a white, matte surface. The shapes are overlapping and the underlying grid is irregular.
"Blokkendoos #38", an abstract digital artwork. Minimal composition of two elongated shapes, one an oval, one a rectangular, protruding from a silky, black surface, on a layer below it is a nearly circular oval shape carved from the same surface. There are three small circles scattered over the surface. The edges of all shapes are brightly orange. View of the source code of "Blokkendoos" with syntax highlighting. There are no line breaks that would structure the code, resulting in a screen full of expressions, variables and numbers.
GuessTheGame, c'est le jeu ultime, final, le grand jeu de tous les jeux, celui qui les synthétise tous, puisque c'est le jeu qui propose, chaque matin, de deviner un jeu vidéo à partir d'une demi-douzaine de captures et d'une poignée d'indices.