Vincent van Gogh, The Starry Night, 1889: a swirling night sky over a village and a dark cypress.

Welcome to a museum of mathematical art form

Works written in equations, hung on the wall as pictures.

Landscapes, plants, ice, and light, called forth from fractals, noise fields, dynamical systems, and the wanderings of agents.

Enter the collection Now on view

Hero after Vincent van Gogh, The Starry Night, 1889.

The collection

– works · – distinct methods

Every plate is generated in the browser from a seed. Nothing is painted by hand.

Admission

Free. Open whenever you open the page.

Interactive rooms let you mint a new variation or take the 3840 × 2160 print.

On view today

Showing – of the permanent collection.

Filter by method family, subject, style, or palette, as you would walk a wing.

Hours

The galleries do not close.

Heavier simulations, coral and mycelium, take a minute to hang a new canvas.

Exhibitions

Now on view

Four rooms from the permanent collection, chosen for contrast of method.

Permanent collection

The galleries

Walk by mathematics or by subject. The wall labels name the method as the medium.