Ani Abakumova, a programmer from Moscow, Russia, is the perfect example of how you can use technology to create astonishing art. Abakumova developed a mathematic algorithm that helps her recreate classical artwork using colored threads.
Abakumova’s algorithm first analyses the artwork and then converts the image into a knitting pattern that she then does by hand.
“Without a computer programme it would not be possible
for the human eye to create something like this.” – Abakumova says about
her project. “My programme analyses millions of possibilities of how to
place the threads and when it finds the result that best matches the photograph
it stops counting.”
While there are lots of programmers that do similar projects like her, Abakumova adds that she is the only one who incorporates color into her works. All others are still working with only black threads.
So far, Abakumova did recreations of Leonardo Da Vinci’s Mona Lisa, Johannes Vermeer’s Girl with a Pearl Earring, and many others. Check out some of them below.
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