An interactive electronic art system based on artificial ecosystemics

Taras Kowaliw · Jon McCormack · Alan Dorin

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In this paper, we explore a generative art system designed to promote the creation of a diverse range of aesthetically pleasing images. We introduce our system, EvoEco, an agent-based pixel-level means of generating images based on artificial ecosystems. This art system is driven by interactive evolutionary computation, and further augmented using special measures to promote the diversity of the individuals. Following previous work, we explore a tractable definition of creativity and its addition to this interactive search. EvoEco was released online, and used by forty-one anonymous users to generate artwork. Here we present some of the discovered results.

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1991The creative mind : myths & mechanisms 2004The Virtual Ecosystem as Generative Electronic Art 2007A Survey of Virtual Ecosystems in Generative Electronic Art

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