Coding art | Afra Noubarzadeh | TEDxGöteborg

This talk was given at a local TEDx event, produced independently of the TED Conferences. Growing up in an artistic family, Afra Noubarzadeh was the only one craving for technology, and set out to become a ”nerd”. With his art projects he’s managed to merge technology and art together. At TedxGöteborg Afra shows an example of the creative process based on CSS code drawing circles and squares to create astounding art.
As TEDx is about bringing together Technolgy, Entertainment and Design with the concept of sharing good ideas, what could be a more splendid example than an entrepreneurial-minded environmental science engineer who creates astounding art out of CSS code? While inviting us to watch the creative process based on math, code and vector circles, Afra Noubarzadeh will talk about how to bridge the gap between art and science and why the limits of technology actually may boost creativity.
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