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Emergence: on the potential of long-form generative art Generative art is not new. Since at least the 1950's, pioneering artists have used computers, plotters,...
Emergence — eeedg --> "> ︎ Emergence: on the potential of long-form generative art Generative art is not new. Since at least the 1950's, pioneering artists have used computers, plotters, and other machines to make artwork in which partial control was handed over to a mechanical intermediary. Generative art extends the human use of machine from technical tool to artistic medium. Analog-Grafik D3 (Dance of the Electrons) Herbert Franke, 1960. P-021-Band Structure Manfred Mohr, 1969. The medium has always taken advantage of new technologies as they appear. A recent development is what Tyl
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