Recursive Tree IX by Holger Lippmann

Holger Lippmann's Recursive Trees are digital artworks, crafted using computer-aided painting methods. Commencing with a standard color board, Lippmann's algorithm-driven lenticular program morphs it into an infinite, ever-evolving color image. The program dissects various stages of the color wheel, reducing them into smaller, rhythmic geometric patterns, evoking the sensation of a color wheel spinning around its concealed core of creativity. Lippmann's pieces are typically unframed, but can be presented on premium paper with acrylic glass for a polished appearance.

• Method: Digital or Computer-Aided Painting
• Lippmann created computer drawing programs for his personal use
• He composes intricate structures and geometric patterns, layering and varying them
• LUMAS pieces are based on a unique program where Lippmann sets parameters to control geometric element scattering
• Lippmann combines multiple compositions into unified pieces
• Lippmann's process remains consistent with his past canvas and paint work
• Holger Lippmann: My work originates from improvisation