Generative ArtistPiter Pasma is a generative artist who explores the intersection of code and complexity, using randomness as a creative and inspirational force. Among the vast space of algorithms lie hidden gems—carefully tuned black boxes, concrete trapdoors that lead to unexpected dungeon forests, revealed only through thousands of iterations and sideways exploration.Piter began his creative journey as a demoscener in 1998, producing four prize-winning 4-kilobyte demos—non-interactive, real-time, size-constrained audio-visuals. This early work honed his creative coding skills, and examples from this era can still be found by scrolling through his Instagram profile and https://demozoo.org/sceners/17360/He has also been lead organizer of Genuary 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024 and 2025, a month-long generative art event during which artists create daily pieces based on carefully selected prompts, see https://genuary.art for the 2025 event and https://genuary.art/2022 etc for previous years. Many of these pieces can be found by searching for #Genuary, #Genuary2021, #Genuary2022, etc on social media. Submissions from 2024 can be viewed at https://www.joyn.xyz/showcase/Celebrating-GenuaryIn March 2021, Piter began releasing art on the Hic Et Nunc platform, followed by additional works on Foundation later that year. See https://objkt.com/@piterpasma and https://foundation.app/@piterpasmaOn September 27, 2021, he launched Skulptuur, a generative art project on the Art Blocks platform. Written in 6370 characters of JavaScript and GLSL, Skulptuur produced an extraordinary variety of photorealistic scenes depicting otherworldly sculptures in a series of 1000 pieces. The full series can be seen on https://skulpturen.nl and on Art Blocks https://www.artblocks.io/collections/curated/projects/0xa7d8d9ef8d8ce8992df33d8b8cf4aebabd5bd270/173 .In November 2021, he started publishing on the FX(hash) platform, see https://www.fxhash.xyz/u/Piter%20Pasma for various projects. One notable project is the "Universal Rayhatcher" project (May 2023), where he invited other code artists to craft their own mathematical formulas and create over 500 unique scenes, rendered in the characteristic "rayhatcher" style. The full series can best be viewed in a gallery at https://fxwho.xyz/fxhash/urh/
