The formula Fractional Motion explores the use of a procedural algorithm, known as Perlin Noise, commonly used to digitally generate patterns of the natural world. The patterns can evolve from vivid colour fields inspired by abstract expressionism and paint melting on a canvas to highly intricate and richly detailed textures evocative of natural forms such as rocks and landscapes to a post digital aesthetic merged with fluid patterns reminiscent of oil spills and liquid metal.

The formula Vertices is based on a three-dimensional mesh; a collection of vertices, edges and faces defining the shapes that can be generated. By altering the moving textures, the overall outcome of the formations is affected. The dimensional textures, grids, and movements are akin to fabric blowing in the wind, forms of rugged landscapes, oceans and many more.