Line segments. Sometimes rotated. 180^o/(number of bits) because a line segment that is rotated 180^o is the same as the one started with. Sometime the segments are crossed. Six bits: there vertical and three horizontal. And see: new characters are born.

12 bits rotating lines, shuffled (nr. 08-01)

• 12 bits so 2¹² = 4024 “stars”
• So 4096 x (on average) 6 = 24.576 lines!
• Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
• Black, pigmented fine liner.
• Shuffled. No “star” is the same.
• Dimensions: 20x20cm

Here you see a detail of the plot. Notice that they all differ.

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6 bits crossing lines, white on black, shuffled (nr. 08-02)

• 6 bits so 2⁶ = 64 “character”
• Plotted on black paper with a white paint pen.
• Shuffled. No “character” is the same.
• Dimensions: 12×12 cm

Detail

6 bits crossing lines, black on white, shuffled (nr. 08-03)

• 6 bits so 2⁶ = 64 “characters”
• Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
• Black, pigmented fine liner.
• Shuffled. No “character” is the same.
• Dimensions: 12×12 cm

Detail

10 bits crossing lines, black on white, shuffled (nr. 08-04)

• 10 bits so 2¹⁰ = 64 “characters”
• Plotted on CANSON® XL® Bristol Bristolpaper A4.
• Black, pigmented fine liner.
• Shuffled. No “character” is the same.
• Dimensions: 18x18cm