The Foundation group represents the purest and most structured form of Blueprints. These compositions are defined by their unwavering symmetry, creating a sense of balance and harmony. Featuring only hatched rectangles, the designs are free from deconstruction elements, offering a clean and precise aesthetic that highlights the core principles of the project.

This group serves as the baseline for Blueprints, showcasing the elegance of simplicity and the power of symmetry in generative art.

The Destructured Foundation group builds upon the symmetry of the Foundation compositions but introduces subtle disruptions in the hatching. While the overall structure remains balanced and harmonious, elements like incomplete or irregularly hatched rectangles add a layer of complexity and intrigue.

This group bridges the gap between order and unpredictability, offering a dynamic evolution of the foundational aesthetic while preserving its symmetrical essence.

The Minimal Deconstructed style simplifies the composition to 6 to 10 elements while embracing the dynamic effects of deconstruction. Symmetry serves as the foundation, but deconstruction techniques like hatched line removals, broken symmetry, and connected spaces introduce a sense of organic disruption.

With overlapping elements excluded, each shape is given room to breathe, emphasizing clarity and individual presence. This style explores the delicate balance between minimalism and controlled chaos, resulting in visually striking and thought-provoking designs.

The Asymmetric w/ Zentrum style breaks away from traditional symmetry, embracing dynamic imbalance while anchoring the composition with a central focal point (Zentrum). This centerpiece serves as a tribute to Herbert W. Franke, honoring his pioneering contributions to generative art and his exploration of geometric forms.

The Complex Symmetry style maintains a foundation of symmetry while embracing a more intricate design. Overlap is enabled, allowing shapes to intersect and layer, creating depth and visual complexity.

Deconstruction effects—such as hatched line removals, broken symmetry, and connected spaces—are incorporated, adding organic disruptions to the otherwise structured composition. These elements create an engaging contrast, enhancing the complexity while still preserving the harmony of the symmetrical form.

This style offers a rich balance between controlled symmetry and the dynamic unpredictability of deconstruction, resulting in a visually captivating and multifaceted artwork.

The Complex Destructured style combines intricate structure with deliberate deconstruction, featuring no overlapping elements but incorporating all deconstruction effects—hatched line removals, broken symmetry, and connected spaces. The result is a highly detailed composition that evokes the layout of a complex building or a temple, or even a group of interconnected structures.

This style balances precision with intentional disruption, creating an artwork that feels like a blueprint or architectural plan, rich in visual complexity yet still grounded in structured form. The subtle disruptions in symmetry and linework give the piece an organic, evolving quality, while retaining its architectural essence.

The Named Starship Vertical style is a bold, structured composition that aligns vertically, with dense lines forming a sleek and intricate design. Free from any deconstructive elements, this style maintains a clean and precise aesthetic, allowing the sharp, defined rectangles to create the illusion of a futuristic starship.

The vertical alignment emphasizes the towering presence of the design, and the dense linework adds texture and depth, making it feel like a mechanical structure poised for exploration. The result is a captivating, sci-fi-inspired piece that captures the essence of a starship in its most geometric and architectural form.

The Starship Horizontal style features a wide, expansive composition, with dense lines arranged horizontally to form a striking, futuristic design. Without any deconstructive elements, the composition remains clean and structured, allowing the rectangular shapes to come together in a way that evokes the silhouette of a starship.

The horizontal alignment enhances the feeling of vastness, creating a sense of scale and movement, while the dense lines add texture and depth to the design. This composition captures the essence of a starship as a sleek, mechanical structure, stretching across the canvas in a powerful and geometric form.

Deconstruct I

Deconstruct I is a fully deconstructed reimagining of the Starship Horizontal design, where the original structure is broken down into fragmented, abstract forms. Stripping away any recognizable starship elements, this composition uses complete deconstruction—broken symmetry, hatched line removals, and connected spaces—to create a chaotic yet intentional arrangement.

The once-precise, vertical alignment is dismantled, with lines scattered and reformed in a new, unpredictable pattern. The result is a raw, fragmented composition that challenges the viewer’s perception, turning the familiar geometric structure into an entirely new, dynamic visual experience.

Deconstruct II takes the Starship Horizontal composition and fully deconstructs it, resulting in an abstract, fragmented form that no longer resembles its original inspiration. While the wide horizontal placement remains, the design has been radically broken apart through complete deconstruction—removing all recognizable elements of the starship.

The effect is a chaotic yet structured arrangement of lines and shapes, with broken symmetry, hatched line removals, and connected spaces creating a complex visual experience. The wide alignment remains as the only link to its origin, but the final result is a completely new, unpredictable form that pushes the boundaries of abstraction.