Roger Vilder
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Roger Vilder is a notable figure in the domain of generative and digital art. Born in 1938 in France, Vilder's journey into the art world began with traditional mediums, but he quickly became captivated by the potential of computers as tools for artistic creation. From the late 1960s onwards, he began experimenting with computer graphics, producing algorithm-driven artworks that showcased a harmonious blend of mathematics and aesthetics. Vilder's pieces often play with patterns, motion, and transformation, offering viewers a dynamic and ever-evolving visual experience. His pioneering work in the field has solidified his reputation as one of the early innovators of digital art, and his contributions continue to inspire contemporary artists navigating the intersection of technology and creativity.