Studio Artegra’s entry, ENKODE, explored the intersection of abstraction, motion, and digital restraint through generative JavaScript visuals. Developed as part of the FOBISIA Creative Coding Competition, the project embraced a minimalist yet evocative aesthetic—favoring suggestion over specificity.
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Across multiple variations, the work played with fluid waveforms, pixel interference, and grid deformations, creating shifting digital topographies that feel simultaneously organic and artificial. The animated forms, presented as interactive and looping GIFs, were developed using p5.js and GLSL-inspired techniques, applying noise functions and oscillating patterns to produce continuously evolving outputs.

The goal was to create a set of experiences that are open-ended in interpretation—abstract enough to avoid literal references, yet captivating in rhythm, contrast, and spatial modulation. Each visual presents a kind of meditative digital terrain, inviting viewers to engage without demanding explanation.

By exercising visual restraint—monochromatic palettes, clean spatial division, and smooth temporal motion—the studio allowed subtlety and ambiguity to guide user interaction. The result is a code-driven aesthetic that balances technical finesse with an artistic quietude.

• Art Direction
• Web Design
• Web Development
• Javascript

• Bruno Imbrizi - Instructor