Chromautoma

Chromautoma is an endless and ever-evolving cellular automata simulation with interactive chromatic features. 
Chromautoma is not a screensaver but something more akin to a cloud watching simulator. It's been designed to generate and animate organic looking patterns with layered cave-like depths. 
Put on some relaxing music, launch Chromautoma, and  see if you can catch an interesting or inspiring sight among its constantly changing sceneries.

Chromautoma offers up to 9 different active colors (with variable intensities) and a grayscale mode. 
You can cycle through the available active colors by pressing the [SPACE BAR] on your keyboard (for the RGB values) , the [DOWN ARROW] key (for the CMY values), or the [TAB] key (for the Orange, Spring Green, and Purple values). 
You can also directly select a color by pressing its corresponding key ([R], [G], [B], [C], [M], [Y], [O], [S], or [P]). 
The grayscale mode can be toggled on-and-off by pressing the [UP ARROW] key, while the bichromatic mode can be toggled with the [F1] key.
Each press of the [LEFT ARROW] or [RIGHT ARROW] keys, instead, respectively decreases or increases the intensity (i.e., a mix of saturation and bit depth) of the currently active color (press [ENTER] to reset the intensity to its default value). The intensity adjustment is locked when the bichromatic mode is enabled.
Use the [BACKSPACE] key to return to the main menu and the [ESCAPE] key to quit.