sci.co.plot

Artistic research

Drawing
with code.

sci.co.plot works at the intersection of art and science, using code and drawing machines to give digital forms a life on paper.

Explore the work
Parallel black paths turn at sharp angles inside a circular boundary.
Constrained Random Walk in a Circle 03 2025

01 / Portfolio

Selected work

Three studies in geometry, repetition and variation.

Two columns of white squares break into increasingly dense tangles of triangles on black paper.
02

Progressive Fracture 03

2025

Two triangular grids on yellow paper, one rising to a peak and the other sinking into a hollow.
03

Pull Up – Pull Down

2025

Undulating grids cross two washes of colour, violet above and red below.
04

Wave study

Colour and line

02 / Research

From algorithm
to paper.

Drawings begin with code, digital sketches or 3D models. Pen plotters and vertical drawing machines turn those forms into marks on paper. The project builds its own machines using electronics and 3D-printed parts, and also experiments with watercolour and linocut.

Geometric and mathematical abstraction provide a way to explore biodiversity loss, climate change, political polarisation and more personal subjects. Ideas move both ways between scientific research and artistic practice.

Wireframe spheres sit inside a three-dimensional lattice of straight beams.
Fig. 05 Wireframe study