• Artist Profile: Manfred Mohr

    Manfred Mohr, a pioneer in generative art, believed that mathematics and algorithms are integral to the artistic process. Born in 1938 in Germany, he transitioned from traditional painting to using computers as a creative tool, exploring high-dimensional spaces and algorithmic processes. His work challenges traditional notions of art and continues to influence contemporary artists and…

  • Artist Profile: Harold Cohen

    Harold Cohen, a leading figure in generative art, challenged traditional notions of authorship and creativity by pioneering the use of artificial intelligence in art. His program, AARON, autonomously generated artworks, sparking discussions about the role of technology in artistic practice. Cohen’s work continues to influence the intersection of human and machine creativity, shaping the future…

  • Artist Profile: Vera Molnar

    Vera Molnar, a pioneer at the intersection of art and computation, challenges the boundaries between human intuition and machine logic, offering a profound commentary on the possibilities and limits of creativity. Her unique style blends algorithmic logic with aesthetic beauty, exploring the tension between control and chaos. Molnar’s deliberate introduction of “errors” or “interruptions” brings…