
Software & Creativity
Sebastian Carrasco
Indigo Horizon
A generative art piece built in Processing that renders galaxy-like nebulas from noise functions and shifting color palettes.

Inspiration
Cosmic nebulas and galaxies
Indigo Horizon is a generative art piece built in Processing, inspired by deep-space imagery and galactic motion. It simulates the organic flow of nebulas through particle systems, color gradients, and noise algorithms, so no two runs of the scene ever look the same.
Technologies
Maths turned into art
Built in Processing, the project uses noise algorithms and palette variation to create flowing visuals. Pressing space adds stars, while a click resets the scene, so every horizon comes out different.

Final product
Interactive art
The result is art you play more than watch. Each galaxy is generated live from code and never stored, so the piece only exists the moment you run it, never the same way twice.








