I have no clue what your talking about hahaha, but here is what i found This applet lets you experiment with breeding artificial creatures called biomorphs, causing them to gradually evolve into a diversity of forms. The biomorphs start out as tree-like shapes, whose physical conformation is determined by 9 different genes, affecting things like the length and angle of branches, the colour, etc. (See the Genes section for details). The applet displays a "parent" biomorph together with a litter of "mutant" progeny, each of which differs from the parent in some slight way. You select whichever child most strikes your fancy to become the parent of the next litter... and so on. After a few generations of this kind of selective breeding, you will start to produce children that look nothing like the original tree. With a little bit of effort you can obtain biomorphs that look like insects, butterflies, frogs, bats or candelabra - to name a few. If you'd rather skip the effort, there is also "Random" button for instantly reshuffling the genes. there is a book that talks about it called: The Blind Watchmaker - Why the Evidence of Evolution Reveals a Universe without Design" -

In art terms a biomorph is an artistic stylization suggested by organic forms. See the works of Juan Miro. Example: The Red Sun