Andrew Bryant is a self-taught generative artist. While working as a software developer, he discovered generative art and a community of people using code as a method of artistic expression, and soon after began immersing himself in the field. Although he majored in economics in college, Andrew first encountered programming when using statistics software in his college courses. His passion for coding grew, and he then transitioned into software development after graduating.
The centerpiece of Andrew’s artwork is custom code that he writes. He also incorporates photographs he takes, and pen plots he draws into his practice, deepening connections between digital art and the physical world.
Andrew lives and works in Richmond, Virginia. He exhibits extensively in the Richmond region and beyond. Most notably, in February 2023 he had a solo exhibition in the Richmond Public Library’s main branch.
Questions & Answers
Where can I learn about generative art?
I recommend starting with these resources:
I’ve used them all and find them very valuable.
What programming language should I learn?
Whichever one piques your interest and will help you make the things you want to make! If you still don’t know, start with Processing.
Where can I see more of your work?
How many prints do you make of each piece?
Unless noted otherwise:
All prints are limited editions of 25
All pen plots are limited editions of 10. Due to the nature of the medium, the pen plot may vary slightly from the image on the site.
How do you ship prints?
Shipping will be done via Fedex. Shipping is free of charge.
What is your refund policy?
If you aren’t satisfied with your purchase, I will work with you to ship the work back in exchange for a refund of the artwork’s price and shipping costs.