XBYX is a unique collection of generative art based on the construction of a Latin square (a perfect numerical matrix in which each number appears only once in one row and one column, respectively). 



Latin squares (of the 4th order) were first published in the book Shams al-Ma'arif, written by Ahmad al-Buni in Egypt around 1200. Since then, humanity has made significant progress in this area. 



This collection uses only tenth-order Latin squares to utilize all existing numbers. They are created by randomly generating ten numbers from 0 to 9 and visualized as multi-colored circles using programming. Each color corresponds to a specific digit from the number matrix. 



Any digital art is first and foremost a code, and this is best demonstrated by our collection.



Each individual work in the collection is a 100% unique object.



It is a unique work of graphic art, mathematics and computer programming.

XBYX

You are looking at XBYX. This is a unique digital art object created by algorithmically transforming the matrix of a Latin (perfect) square into a set of colored circles, where each color occurs only once in each row, column, and diagonal respectively.

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