Tom Beddard

Tom Beddard builds images from code he writes himself. The first is black and white: fine concentric loops sweeping through a single crossing point, a surface drawn only in line, its shading carried by how densely the lines stack.

The second is a mesh of green and blue threads, symmetric, with a small white hexagon at the centre and a lattice of curved surfaces around it. The line weight does the work. Both come from simple mathematical processes. He works in fractal geometry. More at Tom Beddard.