This project started as a small experiment in translating personal traits into visual rules. Each participant generated a unique sticker through a parametric system, then placed it onto a large white disc with different prompt zones during the exhibition.
Personality Flower Generator is an interactive project that turns individual characteristics into graphic stickers. Participants enter a set of personal traits, and the system translates those values into a flower-like visual form.
During the exhibition, I stayed at the booth and invited visitors to try the generator. One by one, their stickers were printed and placed onto a large white disc divided by different prompt zones, so participants could choose where their sticker belonged. As more people joined in, the surface slowly changed from an empty object into a layered, collective image.
The project is less about finding a fixed meaning and more about watching meaning appear through participation. Each graphic belongs to one person, but together they form a shared visual field.
All generated graphics were also saved as a digital image archive. Each file is named with fourteen parameter values, keeping a trace of the data structure behind its form.
Website: https://7777777save-jpg.github.io/flower-generator/
