Art and technology have always been in a constant relationship.
For Dimitris Ladopoulos, a Greek visual designer and art director, the confluence between art and technology can only hold great potential, exemplified by his recent project Portraits. He created an algorithm in Houdini, a 3D animation application software, which takes the original images of classical oil paintings and, according to colors, subdivides them in thousands of little rectangles. where a bespoke algorithm re-interprets classical oil paintings through a contemporary, technological lens. The process is clearly very mathematical, the end result is still artistic and visually pleasing. The portraits seem geometrical mosaics that stand between the impressionism of Pointillism and the starkness of computer pixilation.

See more Dimitris Ladopoulos’ work on Behance.