Metawave
Planktos
Metawave is a generative art project exploring resonance, structure and the emotional life of images. Planktos turns the tiniest ocean drifters into monumental, luminous portraits — ultra-photorealistic plankton rendered as if seen through a macro lens in deep, quiet water.
Each piece is algorithmically generated from a unique seed and trait configuration.
Generation 015 · Planktos
Planktos
Planktos is a collection of generative artworks inspired by microscopic plankton and marine microorganisms. Each piece imagines a single organism suspended in dark water or soft laboratory light: translucent shells, iridescent silica, cilia and spines catching colour in the deep.
The images are described in prompts as if they were ultra close-up macro photographs — a single form in sharp focus, drifting against a simple background. Traits such as species form, shell architecture, bioluminescent pattern, colour spectrum, environment and energy state combine into portraits that feel both scientific and otherworldly.
The aim is to make the unseen world feel vast and intimate at once: tiny drifting lives rendered on a monumental scale, each one a quiet cosmos of light, structure and motion.
Selected works
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Concept
Planktos asks what happens when the smallest architectures of life are treated like fine sculpture.
Each artwork begins as a set of abstract traits: type of organism, shell structure, translucency, patterning, bioluminescent glow, background environment and mood. The prompts describe those traits in the language of extreme macro realism: a single organism, suspended, softly lit, its structure revealed in glass-like detail.
Rather than treating plankton as clinical specimens, Planktos leans into reverence. The organisms are rendered as if they were fragile blown glass, celestial bodies or tiny cathedrals of silica and chitin. Dark backgrounds become space; halos of light suggest energy fields; shallow depth of field turns the surrounding water into pure colour and blur.
The collection lives where microscopy, astronomy and sculpture overlap: a series of portraits of drifters that quietly hold up the world.
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