Google Variations are an open series of approximations to diverse aspects of Google. It is a collection of formal and conceptual micro-experiments, a fly-eyed view on an entity so pervasive that tends to become invisible, while it radically changes our everyday lives.

Doodl is a generative application that transforms photographs into drawings by means of a semi-autonomous process where you can control many variables – or just relax and watch it develop.

Wish Café is a device for the collective construction of a map of human desire. It is a social network where participants are defined by their wishes, and only by them.

An online database and virtual exhibition of Argentine artists, formed by the choices of the artists themselves. It features a dynamic Flash visualization of the network.

Cabinet is a work about the need for order and classification, about randomness and likeness, and about the continuum of forms.

A client site with a dynamic interface based on a swarm of colored translucent circles. Developed for the Australian musician Daniel Blinkhorn.

A generative video, where interaction is optional, about emptiness and the traces left behind by what is not there any more.

Outsource Me! is an ironic subversion of the practice of outsourcing, developed in the context of Readme 100 Software Art Factory in 2005.

Fragments from The Quixote and the news of the day according to the BBC tangle into each other in a generative drawing that mixes them beyond recognition.

Intimidad is a digital image work representing the entire folder tree of my computer's hard drive, as it was the night of April 15th, 2005.

An automated dream generator that uses any subject your provide to create an ever-changing, ambiguous and unpredictable painting.

40 generative variations on the Mona Lisa, or Leonardo Da Vinci remixed by Leonardo Solaas :)

Biots are simple autonomous agents that move according to relational rules. These are drafts for the project of making a kind of zoo of autonomous agents or a virtual fauna of dots moving in space.

During year 2010 I had the stimulating pleasure of being interviewed two times for the wonderful online magazine Digimag. The interviewer was in both cases the architect, journalist, restless thinker and new friend Jeremy Levine.

This is a quick code experiment that visualizes images as trajectories in color space, one line per pixel row.

Recientemente fui entrevistado en el contexto de dos interesantes iniciativas argentinas: por Victoria Messi para El pez eléctrico y por Lila Pagola para Proyecto Nómade.

Luuper is a painting / animation tool that I developed (up to a certain point) in year 2007.

On November 2009 I had the wonderful opportunity of taking part in Visualizar ’09, a workshop on data visualization organized in Madrid, Spain, by Medialab Prado.

Próximamente me voy a dar el gusto de dictar un taller sobre uno de mis temas favoritos. El título: "Sistemas generativos: cómo adiestrar a la computadora para que haga arte en lugar de uno".

Some time ago I was contacted by some students from the Architecture School at the Universidad Técnica Federico Santa María, in Santiago, Chile. They asked me for some generative images for the cover of a book they were about to publish.

A new generative experiment is just out of the oven. Here’s the recipe: a swarm of autonomous particles and some hidden attractors that exert different kinds of influence on them.

Durante la preparación del taller sobre Net Art que estoy dictando en el Centro Cultural de España en Buenos Aires, confirmé una sospecha: los desarrollos teóricos sobre el tema son escasos y difíciles de encontrar.

Is Net Art still alive? Well, it is in Buenos Aires! I'm now in the process of teaching a workshop on the subject at the Centro Cultural de España.