P-112, "lady quark", plotter drawing ink on paper, 50cm x 50cm, 1972

© 1972 by Manfred Mohr

About the algorithm:
For each square in "lady quark", equally spaced points are chosen around the square's circumference. A second set of corresponding points are chosen with random positions between two smaller squares centered within the space. The first set of fixed points is then slowly linearly transformed towards the second set of randomly chosen points. This procedure is stopped after a fixed number of iterations. The resulting empty space in the center is filled in with black.

First published:
Catalog Manfred Mohr, "Drawings Dessins Zeichnungen Dibujos", Galerie Weiller, Paris and Galerie Gilles Gheerbrant, Montreal, 1974