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art	behavioural forms
		A selection of behavioural forms produced using versions of 'Beesworld' since 2008.


	<p align="center">  <iframe src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/348644705" width="640" height="564" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; fullscreen" allowfullscreen"allowfullscreen"> Experimenting with creating patterns by passing behavioural form through near clipping plane 2020

	Experimenting with creating patterns by passing behavioural form through near clipping plane 2019
experiment in leading (5/4/19)
Untitled (10/2/19)

Untitled (30/11/18)

Memorial (9/11/18)
Pursuing Limited Resources 84cm x 54cm digital print (2018)
		A slightly different version of Beesworld using simple cones instead of triangles was used to produce the next image, 'The Gathering", which is part of the CAS50 Collection.
The Gathering 54cm x 84cm digital print CAS50 Collection
		A Catalogue for the CAS50 exhibition can be purchased from InteractDigitalArts here
		In 2010 Bell found that the largest images he could generate using his program on a MacBookPro were 8000 x 1002 pixels, leading him to make panoramic images. Some of the work he did at the time is documented here.
Behavioural Forms 72" x 9" giclee print 2010
		A print of the image above was exhibited at the Shape Modeling International 2013 Conference Exhibition and Screening held in Bournemouth. The image was selected from a number of views of shapes generated during 2010. The image below shows a detail of the image above at full scale. Below that is an installation shot of the print and of the live interactive piece which visitors could explore in the Shape Modeling International Exhibition.


		The next photo shows a different image made at the same time as the one exhibited at SMI2013 installed as a 'technofresco' in Bell's home.


image for computer screen background (2009)