John Whitney
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John Whitney, born on April 8, 1917, was an American artist and pioneer in the field of computer-generated art and motion graphics. Whitney's work in the 1960s and beyond explored the intersection of mathematics, aesthetics, and technology. He utilized analog and digital computers to create mesmerizing visual effects and animations. Whitney's artistic practice involved the development of algorithms and mathematical models to generate intricate and harmonious compositions of line, form, and movement. His groundbreaking contributions revolutionized the world of animation and visual effects, influencing subsequent generations of artists and filmmakers. Whitney's legacy as a visionary artist continues to inspire and shape the field of computer-generated art, demonstrating the profound possibilities that arise when technology and artistic expression converge.