Cracking Corian

tadpole ink 3d

Pebbles

Pebbles from Han Tang on Vimeo.

3D Stigmergy

ModelTSpring

ModelTSpring from Han Tang on Vimeo.
Particle spring system with controlP5.



Special thanks to Peter Jacobs' Bubble.

糖不甩

Dancing '糖不甩' from Han Tang on Vimeo.

stigmergy

Networking from Han Tang on Vimeo.

Networking from Han Tang on Vimeo.

Networking from Han Tang on Vimeo.

Labyrinth featured on SuckerPunch

PennRose featured on Architizer

Penn_Rose

Transformer

DigiFab Final tmr

Poster for Final next Monday of digiFab

SubD_Part2

Networking

SubD

Reas

I want programming to be as immediate and fluid as drawing and I work with software in a way that minimizes the technical aspects. I often spend a few days creating a core piece of technical code and then months working with it intuitively, modifying it without considering the core algorithms. I use the same code base to create myriad variations as I operate on the fundamental code structure as if it were a drawing - erasing, redrawing, reshaping lines, molding the surface through instinctual actions. In the past year, I have begun removing code from the process of creation. The concept for the work develops entirely through sketches and the final piece is an annotated written description without reference to a computational implementation. The work develops in the vague domain of image and then matures in the more defined structures of natural language before any thought is given to a specific machine implementation. I'm calling this type of program a software structure.

Some Images of my Final Review