Tiago Charters is an experimental artist who uses algorithms to create physical artworks. He explores the embodiment of the drawing algorithms through machine driven processes and automated devices.

He explores the relationship between what exactly is described in an algorithm and the unpredictability of its physical implementation by the use of a machine.

Mark-making lines are drawn to mimic the process of hand drawing. Sketches are generated by image segmentation, filtering, shape selection and depiction, relying on a personal and physical understanding of human visual perception.

PhD in Mathematical Physics.

Abstraction is rooted in our human visual feedback system.

The about page.

Gallery: BIC ballpoint pen plots
Experimenting
Series of machine paintings after Rodin's "Crouching Woman" sculpture.
Heads
olws - Series of machine paintings seeded from a 3D rendered model relief of branches and flowers, three birds, and a owl.
line modulus - Inspired by Hans Dehlinger work.
scream - is a series of paintings seeded from a 3D scan of a XVI century sculpture.
Experimenting with a polargraph.
Some old polargraphes

Created: 23-06-2019 [15:31]

Last updated: 14-01-2025 [22:16]

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