Zoomquilt

Zoomquilt is a groundbreaking digital art project that began in 2004, created by Nikolaus Baumgarten and a collaborative team of talented illustrators. The project emerged from a creative community focused on developing infinite zoom paintings, reminiscent of surrealist drawing games like Cadavre Exquis. The original Zoomquilt quickly gained popularity for its unique, seamless animated infinite zoom illusion, allowing viewers to experience an ever-expanding tapestry of imaginative artwork.

Zoomquilt's evolution includes the release of its sequel, Zoomquilt 2, in 2007, and the serene botanical world Arkadia, created in collaboration with Sophia Schomberg in 2015. Most recently, the 2022 release of Infinite Flowers offers a new dimension to the immersive experience. The project also provides engaging applications, including a screensaver for Mac users and live wallpapers for Android devices. By blending technology with artistic creativity, Zoomquilt continues to captivate audiences, inviting them to explore the limitless possibilities of collaborative art.