Cone Gradients by Zach Lieberman is a code-based generative work that centers on diffusion, rhythm, and chromatic interplay. From a central point, gradients expand outward in softened flows—each pulse forming a shifting cone of color that drifts and dissolves into the surrounding space.

These gentle geometries don’t remain fixed; they fade and reform, one after another, as if the canvas is breathing in slow motion. Lieberman’s meticulous control of color and timing creates a meditative rhythm—where each emergence feels both inevitable and ephemeral, a quiet study in digital impermanence.