OLIVIER BODINI

ARTIST

NFT DROP: 9 JULY | 6 PM CET
INTERTWINED WORLD, created by Olivier Bodini, delves deeply into the intricate network of human interactions, which he portrays through a sophisticated arrangement of points and curves. This visual depiction is meticulously structured using the principles of force, diffusion, and collision, collectively referred to as the ForceAtlas principle.
Olivier Bodini employs this principle to translate abstract data into visual art. Each point and curve serves as a representation of real-world interactions and connections. The points symbolize individuals, communities, or ideas, while the lines depict the relationships or interactions between them. <meta charset="utf-8"> Part of the group exhibition THE PATH TO THE PRESENT, 1954–2024. On view at EXPANDED.ART in Berlin from 2 July – 7 SEPTEMBER 2024.

OLIVIER BODINI | INTERTWINED WORLD

Olivier Bodini, a distinguished professor of computer science, currently holds a professorial position at Sorbonne Paris Nord University. Since 2020, he has been leading a digital art team situated at the MSN (Maison des Sciences Numériques), an innovative center located at the core of the university. Under his guidance, the team is engaged in the MunstrA project, which seeks to establish connections between mathematics, computer science, and digital art.

In a discussion with Anika Meier, Olivier Bodini explores the art of coding, elaborates on why art is grounded in rules, and delves into the concepts of creativity, context, and complexity and their significance in art creation.

COMPUTER SCIENCE AND ALGORITHMS 

OLIVIER BODINI: THE ART OF CODING

MAGAZINE

The exhibition THE PATH TO THE PRESENT, 1954–2024 will showcase artists from different generations, from the early 1950s until today, working in the field of generative art and AI.

GROUP SHOW

THE PATH TO THE PRESENT, 1954–2024 | GALLERY

EXHIBITION

INTERTWINED WORLD, created by Olivier Bodini, delves deeply into the intricate network of human interactions, which he portrays through a sophisticated arrangement of points and curves. This visual depiction is meticulously structured using the principles of force, diffusion, and collision, collectively referred to as the ForceAtlas principle.
Olivier Bodini employs this principle to translate abstract data into visual art. Each point and curve serves as a representation of real-world interactions and connections. The points symbolize individuals, communities, or ideas, while the lines depict the relationships or interactions between them. The thickness, length, and positioning of these lines are determined by the forces in operation, resulting in a harmonious and visually appealing composition that captures the complexity of human networks.

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