Philip Janssens, zonder titel, 2018 (front) & Hans Köhler, Computer Art IBM Edition A01 - A08, 1972 (back)
Georg Nees, Bullets, 1966
In the 1960s, visual artists began using algorithms to generate image. Code and script produced material that resembled patterns from biology and astronomy. A new graphic visual language came about.
Vilko Žiljak, untitled, 1975 - 1996
Hans Köhler, Computer Art IBM Edition A01 - A08, 1972
In the 1960s and 1970s, the New Tendencies exhibitions took place in Zagreb. Those exhibitions featured work by computer art pioneers. The group exhibition Blossom shed light on the developments in computer art, and the ways in which the resulting works are deeply rooted in the shapes of nature.
Samantha Thole, The Blind Watchmaker_Mitochondrial Eve, 2018
Samantha Thole, Patterns of Evolution, – the Multiregional Model, 2018
Artists
Philip Janssens, Hans Köhler, Georg Nees, Sylvia Roubaud, Manfred Robert Schroeder, Samantha Thole, Edward Zajec, Vilko Žiljak
Curator
Bas Hendrikx
Venue
Garage Rotterdam, The Netherlands
Year
2018-2019