// Work
33 million
33 million is a series of generative artworks exploring historical needlework samplers. Samplers are pieces of cross-stitching often created to showcase needlework skills and talents or used as a reference for future embroidery, with patterns sewn randomly onto the fabric. Anna Lucia interpreted the decorative patterns commonly found on these samplers into algorithmic works that simultaneously construct and deconstruct decorative aesthetics, transforming them into rhythmic digital artifacts. In total the series consists of 122 digital artworks and 31 embroidery works made after the digital images. Here 13 digital works are on display.
