Manfred Mohr
Last updated
Last updated
Manfred Mohr, born on June 8, 1938, is a groundbreaking figure in the realm of generative art. Hailing from Germany, Mohr initially studied jazz music and worked as a saxophonist before delving into the world of visual arts. Inspired by his fascination with mathematics and algorithms, he began exploring the potential of computers as creative tools in the early 1960s. Mohr's pioneering work involved developing algorithms that generated complex geometric shapes and patterns, pushing the boundaries of artistic expression. His artworks, often composed of precise lines and grids, revealed a meticulous attention to detail and a deep understanding of mathematical concepts. By embracing technology and utilizing computational processes, Mohr challenged traditional artistic conventions and forged a new path in the field of visual art. His contributions to generative art have garnered widespread recognition, and his work has been exhibited in prestigious institutions worldwide, cementing his position as a visionary artist at the intersection of art and technology. Manfred Mohr's artistic journey continues to inspire generations of artists, emphasizing the transformative power of algorithms and computation in the realm of art.