Particle Systems — Image Pack

Particle systems treat each pixel as a discrete object responding to a mathematically defined force field — gravity wells, vortex centers, electromagnetic potentials, wave interference. Tens of thousands of particles released into the field trace continuous trajectories that, viewed in aggregate, reveal the shape of the field itself. The technique sits at the boundary of physics simulation and generative art. Every image and animation in this collection is the result of a live simulation: F = f(x, y, t) evaluated at each particle's position, integrated over time, with each particle leaving a trail proportional to its velocity. No two runs are identical, and yet the field structure remains unmistakable beneath the chaos.

F = f(x, y, t)