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Michael Noll on VR

The top sinusoid was expressed mathematically and then repeated again and again. The result closely approximates the op-art painting Current by Bridget Riley

Georg Nees Cubic Disarray on VR

Georg Nees was one of the pioneers of computer art. Cubic disarray is a perfect example of how generative work can be simplistic and powerful at the same time.

Frieder Nake - Facherungen on VR

Without knowing of each other, A. Michael Noll, Georg Nees, and Frieder Nake in 1963/64 had begun to write computer programs to automatically generate drawings of an aesthetic quality and without other (technical or economic) purposes. Georg Nees became the first to exhibit his works (February 5–19, 1965, in Stuttgart).

Vera Molnar / Un Deux Trois on VR

There is no real generative art showcase complete without something from Vera Molnar, one of earliest pioneers of digital art

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NAM MUSEUM (Net Art Museum) is an initiative to explore through WebVR icons and contemporary art pieces and projects related to computers and digital culture.

Michael Noll (featured)

Michael Noll – The top sinusoid was expressed mathematically and then repeated again and again. The result closely approximates the op-art painting Current by Bridget Riley

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