Stereogeny
Generative 3D wall reliefs, grown from a style
Choose a style from the Stylogeny atlas, and its design choices decide the tiles, the form, the movement, the colours, the finish and the light. The picture is path-traced, measured against a gate and repaired if it fails, and the same recipe makes solid pieces you can print.
- Works no.
- 016 of 31
- Status
- Not public yet
- Work began
- 30 Oct 2026
- Where
- Not public yet
- Made by
- Laurens van Riel, 42workspace, Rotterdam
In numbers
- 397styles to grow from
- 6starting scenes
What is inside
- Start from a style, a scene or your own image; the image never leaves the browser
- A plan of the tiles, how the panel tends to read, and its weight, print time and cost
- Print files, one filament per piece, checked as geometry only: none has been printed yet
How it is built
A static site whose path tracer runs in a pool of browser workers. The engine has no randomness of its own: a recipe always gives the same pixels and the same print files.
It reads Stylogeny’s styles and palettes and Morphogeny’s patterns, and turns them into relief.