Digital morphogenesis

Digital morphogenesis is a way to use computer technology to create 3D shapes and forms. Computers can be programmed to generate shapes, like a cube or pyramid, and arrange them together to form more complex shapes. The shapes are based on instructions written with a special code—just like how recipes for food are made of lists of ingredients with instructions on how to put them together. The basic shapes are put together using mathematical equations that guide how certain shapes interact with each other. The end result is something like a sculpture made of 3D shapes that can be used in products or digital art.