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Monokai is the creative studio of Wimer Hazenberg

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A Most Comfortable Dead End

No AI is flattening us. We're happily planting our own monoculture. Read more

How I Moved My Digital Stack to Europe

On digital sovereignty, and why European cloud is better than you think Read more

Autofocus — AI introspection

What happens when an AI looks inward and inspects its own mind? Read more

Monoco — squircle shapes for HTML elements

NPM package available for vanilla JavaScript, React and Svelte. Read more

Origin — Photorealism in 16kB

A photorealistic 3D scene generated from a minimal amount of code Read more

Andalusia, Spain

Seville's plazas, Ronda's gorge, and Granada's Moorish palaces Read more

Sliced in Time

An algorithmic artwork that shows a device that isolates random particles in finite time slices Read more

Algorithmic Art as a subset of Generative Art

How art driven by code differs from AI-assisted art Read more

Art inside the Universal Rayhatcher algorithm

An algorithmic artwork by Monokai inside another artwork created by Piter Pasma Read more

Generative Art, a new wave of NFT’s

Not all digital collectibles are created equal Read more

Release — A world of lines

An algorithmic art project that creates a 3D scene consisting of thousands of lines that can be plotted Read more

Draad — Unraveling patterns

An algorithmic art project that explores how an AI could communicate via a looming machine Read more

Drifters — An algorithimic dance

An algorithmic art project that explores the otherworldly choreography of underwater creatures Read more

Fire Card — A show of wonder

A generative artwork based on a century's old Japanese firework catalog Read more

A Notion is Formed

An algorithmic artwork using frequency waves of audio recordings to affect abstract shapes Read more

Coast of Brittany

Rugged coastlines and Celtic heritage Read more

How to wirelessly plot with the AxiDraw

Using a Raspberry Pi and Saxi Read more

This could have been your world

An algorithmic artwork using frequency waves of audio recordings to affect procedurally generated plottable terrains Read more

Winter in Amsterdam

Snow transforms the city into monochrome Read more

Ardèche, France

Limestone gorges and natural arches Read more

Koningsdag 2020

Amsterdam in times of Covid Read more

Brexit, London

The UK leaves the EU Read more

Oradour sur Glane, France

A preserved memorial village from WWII Read more

Osaka, Japan

City of street food Read more

Kyoto, Japan

Cultural capital of Japan, a temple on every corner Read more

Hashima, Japan

Battleship Island, an abandonded place with undersea coal mines Read more

Huis ten Bosch, Japan

A replica of an entire Dutch village as a Japanese theme park Read more

Yakushima, Japan

A magical rainforest on a subtropical island Read more

Tokyo, Japan

Neon lights, alleyways, lots of people and delicious food Read more

Diaromen — An AI interpretation

A custom algorithm that explores how an Artifical Intelligence could see the real world Read more

Isle of Skye, Scotland

Lush green valleys covered in mist Read more

Monokai Pro: beautiful functionality for professional developers

Creating the ideal coding environment in Sublime Text Read more

Neo Faliro, Greece

Decaying boats at the shore Read more

The Carriers

A photo series about majestic winter machines dutifully transporting humans Read more

Environmental Operations

A photo series exploring the transformation of environments through natural and digital operations Read more

Parco Dei Mostri, Italy

The 16th century garden of Bomarzo Read more