Quantrian started 20+ years ago as an artist and programmer began exploring generative algorithms inspired by Piet Mondrian, Vera Molnár, and other modern abstract artists.

Today, Quantrian code relies on truly random numbers derived from the measurements of quantum energy fluctuations in the electromagnetic field of a laboratory vacuum chamber. The algorithm is given a blank canvas, and the quantumly random numbers direct the algorithm's decisions about color, dimension, arrangement, and more.

Like a quantum fluctuation, the resulting art is ephemeral. By design, Quantrian images vanish after ten seconds unless captured by the artist. The artist curates the most interesting artwork and preserves them in high-resolution graphics files.

From the truly random numbers, through proprietary generative algorithms, to the artist's personal curation, each Quantrian image is truly unique — the result of a quantumly randomized and personal artistic method that is impossible to replicate.