Turing patterns

The reaction diffusion model is one of the simplest examples of morphogenesis, meant to reproduce Turing patterns. Yet these motifs look organic, a set of 2 differential equations is enough to generate a multitude of original patterns, making the reaction diffusion model one of the most used methods in generative art. Here we use real images as a support for the grown of these digital lifeforms: in nature, patterns emerge in a context, rarely alone.