The poster integrates principles of computer programming with the concept of a Voronoi diagram, a mathematical construct that partitions a plane into regions based on proximity to a given set of objects. Typically, these objects are a finite set of points in the plane, known as seeds, sites, or generators. Each seed corresponds to a distinct region comprising all points in the plane closer to that seed than to any other, known as voronoi cells. The program code was built to generate different compositions each time it runs. Instead of a single point (seed) within partitions, each region creates a corresponding region within their Voronoi cells.

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