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Method

Geometric references: Lamé curves, Voronoi diagrams and Morphogenesis.

Note on the Method

This method emerges from a long-term practice, developed and consolidated over more than ten years. The theoretical and geometrical references (Gabriel Lamé, Voronoi diagrams and morphogenesis) function as interpretative echoes that help frame what the work makes visible.

Glossary

POLE: The point from which the propagation of lines is initiated. Poles may be initial (fixed on the matrix) or derived (generated from nodes and used for reactivation).
MATRIX: The initial structure (a geometric grid) that determines the position of the initial poles and triggers propagation. Through accumulation, the matrix is absorbed and progressively loses legibility.
NODO: Intersezione prodotta dall’incontro tra fronti di propagazione. Nel lavoro non è solo un evento: è un punto funzionale che può diventare un nuovo polo.
REACTIVATION: The stage in which nodes are reused as derived poles in order to continue propagation and saturate the remaining space, proceeding through successive generations.

The Absorbed Structure

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The work begins from an essential base: a matrix (a geometric grid).

The nodes of the matrix constitute the first poles — the points from which the propagation of lines is initiated. Each line, along each side of the figure, develops with a progressive curvilinear increment oriented toward the center of the quadrant or shape.

As the drawing progresses, the curves advancing inward from the sides eventually meet. These encounters generate new intersections (nodes), which in turn become new poles. Propagation resumes from these points, allowing the remaining space to be occupied and gradually closed.

As the process unfolds, the initial matrix loses legibility. It is not erased, but absorbed. It remains as a condition of origin (the placement of the poles), while the density of curves becomes the dominant structure. The accumulating intersections appear to generate new internal coordinates, giving rise to new areas and new boundaries. What remains visible is a continuous field — a new spatial organization constructed over time.

Process and Variability

The result emerges as a direct consequence of the rule, its accumulation, and the initial matrix.
Construction proceeds through successive generations:
1 – initial poles → propagation at a constant interval
2 – encounters → nodes
3 – nodes → derived poles → renewed propagation
Reactivation is a structural component of the method: it enables the occupation of residual space and drives propagation toward increasingly internal zones, until the form reaches saturation.
Each work may vary depending on how the lines are drawn (continuous, interrupted, or dotted). These choices are not decorative: they determine density, rhythm, and tension within the field, and therefore shape the quality of the resulting structure.

Lamé Curve (Superellipse)

Over time, a geometric coherence emerged that extended beyond pure drawing. Through further research, I recognized a structural correspondence with Lamé curves (superellipses). It is important to clarify that the method does not originate from mathematical formulas; this reference was identified retrospectively.
“From Pythagoras to Fourier and From Geometry to Nature” provides a theoretical context within which the reference to Lamé becomes intelligible.

Voronoi Diagrams

A Voronoi diagram partitions space into regions of proximity based on a set of seeds, defining clear boundaries and areas of belonging. What is precisely described is the final partition of space; what is not explicitly addressed is how the internal space of each region organizes itself, or how the seed dynamically relates to the boundaries of its own cell.

Over time, tools such as the medial axis, the straight skeleton, or distance fields have introduced internal structures within cells, offering a more articulated reading of their configuration. Although these models may be computed through generative dynamics, they ultimately produce convergent structures in which the genesis does not remain visible as accumulation or stratification.

When placed in relation to a Voronoi structure, the method described here occupies a different position. It does not seek to refine the subdivision nor to extract a single internal structure, but to make legible the process through which space is occupied.

When applied to a configuration of cells, the method assumes the nodes of the structure as initial conditions, functioning as poles of propagation. Lines advance progressively inward until they meet. The resulting zone of saturation is not imposed as a predefined center; it emerges from the interaction of propagations. In symmetrical configurations it may coincide with the geometric center; in asymmetrical configurations it may shift or articulate into multiple points of equilibrium.

From this perspective, centrality does not precede the process but results from it. Marginal areas are not merely passive limits: initial conditions determine the overall equilibrium of the field.

In questa prospettiva, la centralità non precede il processo ma ne è un effetto. Anche le aree marginali non sono semplici limiti passivi: è dalle condizioni iniziali che si determina l’equilibrio complessivo del campo.

Distance Transform

If the Voronoi diagram describes a discrete partition, the distance transform introduces a continuous reading of space. Given a set of seeds, each point of the plane is assigned the distance to the nearest seed. The result is no longer a subdivision into cells, but a metric field that varies continuously.

In this sense, the distance transform makes explicit the gradual dimension of proximity: not only which region a point belongs to, but how far it lies from its reference center.

The method may be related to this logic: the progression of lines at a constant interval corresponds to making successive distance thresholds visible. However, while in a metric field distance remains an implicit value, here it manifests as a material stratification of the mark.

Medial Structure and Reactivation

Within a distance field, zones where multiple influences balance generate ridges or equidistant lines. In computational geometry, the medial axis describes an internal skeleton defined by the equilibrium of distances, often derived as the ridge of a metric field.

In the method described here, mediality is not computed from a global function, but emerges locally from the encounter between propagations. When fronts originating from different poles meet, nodes are formed; these do not remain a final outcome, but become new poles and reactivate the process. The internal structure that develops is therefore not a conclusive synthesis, but a dynamic consequence of reactivation.

Visual Morphogenesis

The behavior of space within the method can be read in morphogenetic terms: form is neither designed nor anticipated, but emerges progressively through the repeated application of a simple rule. The final result does not constitute a predetermined objective, but a temporary state within an evolving process.

In this sense, the method presents an affinity with certain morphogenetic models, such as those described by Alan Turing, in which organization is not established at a global level but arises from local interactions repeated over time. This is not a biological or physical system, but a generative structure whose overall configuration becomes legible only through the process itself.

The constant spacing between lines, the progressive increase in curvature, and the accumulation of marks produce a gradual transformation of the initial matrix. The original structure progressively loses legibility while a continuous field emerges. Micro-variations introduced by the gesture are not corrected as errors but integrated into the system, contributing to the formation of structure without compromising the coherence of the rule.

In this sense, morphogenesis within the method does not concern the representation of a pre-given form, but the way in which form takes shape over time. The final drawing constitutes a visible section of a potentially continuous process in which space is not presupposed, but constructed through reiterated action.

Considerations

1 – Relations Over Object > Given a matrix, the accumulation of lines dissolves the individual elements of origin (the cells). What becomes legible is no longer the initial scheme, but the relationships and tensions established between poles.
2 – Construction Through Accumulation > Space is not given, but constructed. From an empty plane, a complex surface develops through the repetitive and patient application of a simple rule. The field is defined through continuity and superposition.
3 – Formation of Space > The work does not describe space; it observes how space forms. It is not a static representation, but the visible trace of a behavior evolving as it is executed.
4 – Integration of Variability > The construction embraces the manual nature of execution. Minor deviations in curvature or spacing are not corrected as errors, but absorbed into the structure. The system is robust enough to integrate these irregularities, transforming a rigid geometry into a more fluid configuration.
5 – Emergent Dynamics > Although it begins from fixed and regular coordinates, the outcome is a dynamic configuration. The initial coordinates recede into the background, replaced by new directions suggested by the flow of lines. Nodes generated by the process become derived poles: reactivation proceeds through successive generations, allowing the matrix to expand and saturate the remaining space.

Examples and Experiments

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Metodo

Riferimenti: Curve di Lamé, Diagrammi di Voronoi e Morfogenesi.

Senso della ricerca

Questo metodo nasce da una pratica di lungo corso, sviluppata e consolidata nell’arco di più di dieci anni. I riferimenti teorici e geometrici (Gabriel Lamé, Diagrammi di Voronoi e Morfogenesi) sono utili echi per inquadrare ciò che il lavoro rende visibile.

Glossario

POLO: Punto da cui innesco la propagazione delle linee. I poli possono essere iniziali (fissati sulla matrice) o derivati (generati dai nodi e usati per il reinnesco).
MATRICE: Struttura di partenza (griglia geometrica) che determina la posizione dei poli iniziali e avvia la propagazione. Con l’accumulo, la matrice viene assorbita e perde leggibilità.
NODO: Intersezione prodotta dall’incontro tra fronti di propagazione. Nel lavoro non è solo un evento: è un punto funzionale che può diventare un nuovo polo.
REINNESCO: Passaggio in cui i nodi vengono riutilizzati come poli derivati per continuare la propagazione e saturare lo spazio residuo, procedendo per generazioni successive.

Struttura assorbita

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Il lavoro parte da una base essenziale: una matrice (griglia geometrica).

I nodi della matrice costituiscono i primi poli, cioè i punti da cui innesco la propagazione delle linee. Ogni linea, per ciascun lato della figura, nasce con un incremento curvilineo progressivo, orientato verso il centro del quadrante o della forma.

Con l’avanzare del disegno, le curve che procedono dai lati verso l’interno si incontrano. Da questi incontri emergono nuove intersezioni (nodi), che diventano a loro volta nuovi poli. La propagazione riparte da questi punti, permettendo di occupare e chiudere lo spazio rimasto vuoto.

Man mano che il processo procede, la matrice iniziale perde leggibilità. Non viene cancellata: viene assorbita. Resta come condizione di partenza (la posizione dei poli), mentre la densità delle curve diventa la struttura dominante. Le intersezioni che si accumulano sembrano generare nuove coordinate interne, dando origine a nuove aree e nuovi confini. Ciò che rimane visibile è un campo continuo, una nuova organizzazione dello spazio costruita nel tempo.

Processo e Variabilità

Il risultato emerge come conseguenza diretta della regola, del suo accumulo e della matrice di partenza.
La costruzione procede per generazioni successive:
1 – Poli iniziali → propagazione a passo costante
2 – Incontri → nodi
3 – Nodi → poli derivati → nuova propagazione
Il reinnesco è una parte strutturale del metodo: serve a occupare lo spazio residuo e a spingere la propagazione verso zone sempre più interne, fino alla saturazione della forma. Ogni lavoro può variare a seconda del modo in cui le linee vengono tracciate (continue, interrotte, puntinate).
Queste scelte non sono decorative: determinano densità, ritmo e tensione del campo e, quindi, la qualità della struttura che emerge. Applicato in modo astratto, può ridursi a un esercizio formale. Ma quando viene usato su un elemento vivo, come ad esempio un volto, per enfatizzarne un dettaglio, il segno dona struttura, ritmo, crescita. Eleva.

Curva di Lamé (Superellisse)

Nel tempo è emersa una coerenza geometrica che andava oltre il disegno puro. Approfondendo la ricerca, ho riconosciuto una corrispondenza strutturale con le Curve di Lamé (superellissi). È importante chiarire che il metodo non nasce da formule matematiche: questo riferimento è una scoperta a posteriori.
“From Pythagoras to Fourier and From Geometry to Nature” offre un contesto teorico all’interno del quale il riferimento a Lamé diventa leggibile.

Diagrammi di Voronoi

Il diagramma di Voronoi suddivide lo spazio in regioni di prossimità a partire da un insieme di semi, definendo confini netti e aree di appartenenza. Ciò che viene descritto con precisione è la partizione finale dello spazio; non viene invece esplicitato come lo spazio interno a ciascuna regione si organizzi né come il seme si relazioni dinamicamente alle zone di confine della propria cella.

Nel tempo, strumenti come lo scheletro mediale, lo straight skeleton o i campi di distanza hanno introdotto strutture interne alle celle, offrendo una lettura più articolata della loro configurazione. Pur potendo essere calcolati attraverso dinamiche generative, questi modelli restituiscono strutture convergenti, nelle quali la genesi non rimane visibile come accumulo o stratificazione.

Messo in relazione con una struttura di Voronoi, il metodo qui descritto assume una posizione diversa. Non mira a perfezionare la suddivisione né a ricavare una struttura interna unica, ma a rendere leggibile il processo attraverso cui lo spazio viene occupato.

Quando applicato a una configurazione di celle, il metodo assume come condizione iniziale i nodi della struttura, che funzionano da poli di propagazione. Le linee avanzano progressivamente verso l’interno fino a incontrarsi. La zona di saturazione che ne deriva non è imposta come centro a priori: emerge dall’interazione tra le propagazioni. In configurazioni simmetriche può coincidere con il centro geometrico; in configurazioni asimmetriche può spostarsi o articolarsi in più punti di equilibrio.

In questa prospettiva, la centralità non precede il processo ma ne è un effetto. Anche le aree marginali non sono semplici limiti passivi: è dalle condizioni iniziali che si determina l’equilibrio complessivo del campo.

Campo di distanza

Se il diagramma di Voronoi descrive una partizione discreta, la Distance Transform introduce una lettura continua dello spazio. Dato un insieme di semi, a ogni punto del piano viene associata la distanza dal seme più vicino. Il risultato non è più una suddivisione in celle, ma un campo metrico che varia in modo continuo. In questo senso, la Distance Transform rende esplicita la dimensione graduale della prossimità: non solo a quale regione un punto appartiene, ma quanto dista dal proprio centro di riferimento. Il metodo può essere messo in relazione con questa logica: la progressione delle linee a passo costante equivale a rendere visibili soglie successive di distanza. Tuttavia, mentre nel campo metrico la distanza è un valore implicito, qui essa si manifesta come stratificazione materiale del segno.

Struttura mediale e reinnesco

Nel campo di distanza, le zone in cui più influenze si equilibrano generano creste o linee di equidistanza. In geometria computazionale, il medial axis descrive proprio uno scheletro interno definito dall’equilibrio delle distanze, spesso ricavato come cresta del campo metrico.

Nel metodo qui descritto, la medialità non viene calcolata a partire da una funzione globale, ma emerge localmente dall’incontro tra propagazioni. Quando i fronti provenienti da poli diversi si incontrano, si formano nodi che non restano un esito finale: diventano nuovi poli e riattivano il processo. La struttura interna che si genera non è quindi una sintesi conclusiva, ma una conseguenza dinamica del reinnesco.

Morfogenesi visiva

Il comportamento dello spazio nel metodo può essere letto in termini morfogenetici: la forma non è progettata né anticipata, ma emerge progressivamente dall’applicazione reiterata di una regola semplice. Il risultato finale non costituisce un obiettivo predeterminato, ma l’esito temporaneo di un processo in evoluzione.

In questo senso, il metodo presenta un’affinità con alcuni modelli morfogenetici, come quelli descritti da Alan Turing, nei quali l’organizzazione non è stabilita a livello globale ma nasce dall’interazione locale di elementi che si ripetono nel tempo. Qui non si tratta di un sistema biologico o fisico, ma di una struttura generativa in cui la configurazione complessiva diventa leggibile solo attraverso il processo.

La distanza costante tra le linee, l’incremento progressivo della curvatura e l’accumulo dei segni producono una trasformazione graduale della matrice di partenza. La struttura iniziale perde progressivamente leggibilità, mentre emerge un campo continuo. Le micro-variazioni introdotte dal gesto non vengono corrette come deviazioni, ma integrate nel sistema, contribuendo alla formazione della struttura senza comprometterne la coerenza.

In questo senso, la morfogenesi nel metodo non riguarda la rappresentazione di una forma già data, ma il modo in cui una forma prende consistenza nel tempo. Il disegno finale costituisce una sezione visibile di un processo potenzialmente continuo, in cui lo spazio non è presupposto, ma costruito attraverso l’azione reiterata.

Considerazioni

1 –  Relazioni su Oggetto > Data una matrice, l’accumulo delle linee dissolve i singoli elementi di partenza (le celle). Ciò che diventa leggibile non è più lo schema iniziale, ma le relazioni e le tensioni che si instaurano tra i poli.
2 – Costruzione per Accumulo > Lo spazio non è dato, ma costruito. Da un piano vuoto si sviluppa una superficie complessa attraverso l’applicazione ripetitiva e paziente di una regola elementare. Il campo si definisce per continuità e sovrapposizione.
3 – Formazione dello Spazio > Il metodo non descrive uno spazio, ma osserva come lo spazio si forma. Non è una rappresentazione statica, ma la traccia visibile di un comportamento geometrico che evolve mentre viene eseguito.
4 – Integrazione della Variabile > Il processo accetta la natura manuale dell’esecuzione. Le lievi deviazioni nella curvatura o nella distanza non vengono corrette come errori, ma assorbite dalla struttura. Il sistema è sufficientemente robusto da integrare queste irregolarità, trasformando una geometria rigida in una configurazione più fluida.
5 – Dinamica Emergente > Pur partendo da coordinate fisse e regolari, l’esito è una configurazione dinamica. Le coordinate cartesiane iniziali passano in secondo piano, sostituite da nuove direzioni suggerite dal fluire delle linee. Ogni intersezione generata dal processo è potenzialmente un nuovo punto di origine da cui la matrice può espandersi ulteriormente.

Esempi ed esperimenti

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Resume

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Designer con 8 anni di esperienza in Graphic Design e 4 anni in UX/UI design. Mi occupo di branding, esperienze digitali (UX/UI) e design editoriale, con un focus su chiarezza, struttura e identità. Collaboro a stretto contatto con clienti e team di progetto. Parallelamente sviluppo una pratica artistica personale, basata sulla modulazione della geometria attraverso linee e punti come processo di esplorazione del linguaggio visivo, presentata in mostre e attraverso collaborazioni con riviste e portali di settore, in contesti nazionali e internazionali.

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Designer with 8 years of experience in Graphic Design and 4 years in UX/UI design. I work across branding, digital experiences (UX/UI), and editorial design, with a focus on clarity, structure, and identity. I collaborate closely with clients and project teams. In parallel, I develop a personal artistic practice based on the modulation of geometry through lines and points as a process of exploring visual language, presented through exhibitions and collaborations with industry magazines and platforms, in both national and international contexts.

Work experience

DOMINO COMMUNICATION SRL

Stage Graphic Designer Junior

DOMINO COMMUNICATION SRL

Graphic Designer & UI designer

DESIGNER FREELANCE

Since 2019

PIXEL-CREW (collab)

UX-UI designer

Skills

Photoshop

Illustrator

Figma

Elementor

Indesign

Framer

Webflow

After Effects

Premiere Pro

VAT number/ Partita iva

02590630030

Studio Grafico di Daniel Lavrano

Exibitions

M.A.D. gallery

Milan

Rossocinabro gallery

Rome/New York

Concorde magazine

Editorial

Fubiz

Review

ARS art space

Milan

Silly magazine

Japan

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Under certain circumstances, the Company may be required to disclose Your Personal Data if required to do so by law or in response to valid requests by public authorities (e.g. a court or a government agency).

Other legal requirements

The Company may disclose Your Personal Data in the good faith belief that such action is necessary to:

  • Comply with a legal obligation
  • Protect and defend the rights or property of the Company
  • Prevent or investigate possible wrongdoing in connection with the Service
  • Protect the personal safety of Users of the Service or the public
  • Protect against legal liability

Security of Your Personal Data

The security of Your Personal Data is important to Us, but remember that no method of transmission over the Internet, or method of electronic storage is 100% secure. While We strive to use commercially reasonable means to protect Your Personal Data, We cannot guarantee its absolute security.

Children's Privacy

Our Service does not address anyone under the age of 13. We do not knowingly collect personally identifiable information from anyone under the age of 13. If You are a parent or guardian and You are aware that Your child has provided Us with Personal Data, please contact Us. If We become aware that We have collected Personal Data from anyone under the age of 13 without verification of parental consent, We take steps to remove that information from Our servers.

If We need to rely on consent as a legal basis for processing Your information and Your country requires consent from a parent, We may require Your parent's consent before We collect and use that information.

Links to Other Websites

Our Service may contain links to other websites that are not operated by Us. If You click on a third party link, You will be directed to that third party's site. We strongly advise You to review the Privacy Policy of every site You visit.

We have no control over and assume no responsibility for the content, privacy policies or practices of any third party sites or services.

Changes to this Privacy Policy

We may update Our Privacy Policy from time to time. We will notify You of any changes by posting the new Privacy Policy on this page.

We will let You know via email and/or a prominent notice on Our Service, prior to the change becoming effective and update the "Last updated" date at the top of this Privacy Policy.

You are advised to review this Privacy Policy periodically for any changes. Changes to this Privacy Policy are effective when they are posted on this page.

Contact Us

If you have any questions about this Privacy Policy, You can contact us:

  • By email: lavrano.daniel@gmail.com