1. Plural of biomorph; abstract or stylized forms and shapes inspired by or resembling living organisms.
Usage: Often used in art, design, and architecture to describe organic-looking forms; Can refer to computer-generated or simulated life-like entities in digital contexts
2. In evolutionary biology and artificial life simulations, simple digital organisms that evolve and adapt based on programmed rules.
Usage: Technical term used in computer science and evolutionary algorithms; Popularized by Richard Dawkins in his work on artificial evolution

Examples

• The architect incorporated biomorphs into the building's facade to create a more natural aesthetic.
• The sculpture featured flowing biomorphs that seemed to move and breathe.
• In the computer simulation, biomorphs evolved over generations to become more efficient.
• The designer used biomorphs to soften the harsh lines of the industrial product.
• Biomorphs in digital art often mimic the curves and patterns found in nature.
• The exhibition showcased biomorphs created through generative design algorithms.