Made by Field Bureau + Werkstatt
Strange attractors are shapes that exist only in motion. Deterministic yet unpredictable, they never repeat and never escape.
Three differential equations and a curiosity about what chaos actually looks like. The Playdate is where it found its proper form.
Turn the crank and a chaotic system rotates in your hand. An original dynamic soundtrack moves with it, composed on a Teenage Engineering OP-XY — fittingly, the studio that designed the Playdate.
The mathematics becomes something you can hold in your hands.
Nine systems are included, each set of equations producing a different geometry. Some feel calm. Others feel restless.
No score. No puzzle. No goal. Just a chaotic system, a crank, and whatever you bring to it.
Made by Field Bureau + Werkstatt, an independent design and technology practice.
Concept, design, and music by Alexander Kohlhofer.
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