The definition above generates a field of points from a referenced surface.
The surface is divided into its U+V coordinates. To create additional variability, these coordinate points are connected to (referenced) attractor points, which repulse or draw away.
For the first iteration, attractor points were placed at a high/low area of the surface. This generates a peak and valley effect when fabricated.
The generated field of points were used to generate a toolpath for CNC drilling. This first iteration had “ridges” of material in select areas–although unintended, these ridges may also generate variation when resin is cast.
stay tuned…
Parametric Fabrication 
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