Probabilistic Cellular AutomataProbabilistic Cellular Automata in the Visual Arts
Probabilistic Cellular Automata: Probabilistic Cellular Automata in the Visual Arts
Merks, Roeland M. H.
2018-02-22 00:00:00
[In January 1970, computer scientist Leo Geurts walked into Swart Gallery in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, to see the solo exhibition by Dutch artist Peter Struycken (The Netherlands, 1939). He was struck by Struycken’s black and white works “Computerstructuren” (1969), which were painted after grid patterns generated by algorithms. Geurts assumed that they must have been produced using cellular automata. He started working with Lambert Meertens at Mathematisch Centrum (now CWI) in Amsterdam to make a similar work.]
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Probabilistic Cellular AutomataProbabilistic Cellular Automata in the Visual Arts
[In January 1970, computer scientist Leo Geurts walked into Swart Gallery in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, to see the solo exhibition by Dutch artist Peter Struycken (The Netherlands, 1939). He was struck by Struycken’s black and white works “Computerstructuren” (1969), which were painted after grid patterns generated by algorithms. Geurts assumed that they must have been produced using cellular automata. He started working with Lambert Meertens at Mathematisch Centrum (now CWI) in Amsterdam to make a similar work.]
Published: Feb 22, 2018
Keywords: Probabilistic Cellular Automata; Struycken; Lambert Meertens; Solo Exhibition; Mathematisch Centrum
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