As part of the exhibition function draw () at Studio 40 in Cologne, Byron Co curated and photographed a presentation of works by Darío Morazán, a designer who explored drawing as a generative, algorithm-driven design method. The exhibition examined how physical drawing processes are redefined through the logic of computation.
The curation brought together a selection of Morazán’s rule-based drawing series, including process-based large-format experiments, instructional drawing systems, and iterative compositions shaped by repetition. Through art direction, the quiet artworks were displayed in coherence with the inviting L-shaped space, arranging them generously throughout the room.
The documentation captured the exhibit's procedural nature, visitor interactions, and fine-line aesthetics that revealed how analogue and digital methods converge in Morazán’s work.
CREDITS
Curation & Photography - Byron Co | Art & Video - Darío Morazán | Curation - Sarah Linßen
"function draw ()" was realised in collaboration with Dr. Meike Eckstein (ZHdK) and Prof. Dr. Carolin Höfler (TH Köln) as part of the research programme Open Universities, supported by the RheinEnergie Stiftung.
