Research / Procedural 3D / 2026

AI Demodulation

Organic growth at the intersection of generative models and procedural motion.

About the project

AI Demodulation is an ongoing research study into organic dynamic growth. AI-generated forms become the starting point for a procedural animation system, evolving through repetition, accumulation and changing scale.

I generated the base models with Meshy AI and used Cinema 4D’s MoGraph tools to build the growth setup. Octane Render brings the resulting forms into focus through light, texture and depth.

The study treats artificial intelligence as material for experimentation: a way to begin a form, then shape its behaviour through animation. The emphasis is on the movement of the system, rather than a single finished object.

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