This digital painting was created by the artist Shirley Shor 

The 2D Split is a new series created for Anew.digital gallery based on a real-time installation following this name. Split consists of special moments from the algorithmic code (a set of simple rules) to create an overlapping network. The real-time software animation generates unique, changeable colored spaces and an unstable structure grid in motion to create a notion of her concept “liquid architecture.” Split is an attempt to recreate space by constantly changing it.  

The idea behind Split deals with architecture, space and process, it's about a network of incessance and circulation and evokes ideas of order, chaos, and complexity. 

We can imagine a grid of dense inner-city streets, and a mapping system with bright, monochromatic colors driving by dynamic liquid lines.

Shirley Shor says she “challenges our prejudices that architecture is stable.”

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