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Continuing the series on genart pioneers.

Born 1922 in Sevilla, Spain, Manuel Barbadillo applied since the early 1960s computers to further develop his concepts in constructivism and arabic ornaments, resulting in his monochromatic and square modules.

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Thanks for introducing this work. 50 $degen

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Another great share of artists diving into early computer art 🙌
Thanks Anna for enriching the channel 🙏

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This is the type of work I’ve seen from him.

There is an article from 1972 by Michael Thompson (who wrote several articles on early computer art) that describes the model:

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There is an article from 1972 by Michael Thompson (who wrote several articles on early computer art) that describes the model: https://muse.jhu.edu/pub/6/article/597936

This series is also featured in the Herbert Franke's Computer-Grafik anthology.

This is the type of work I’ve seen from him. https://collections.vam.ac.uk/item/O152188/adfera-print-barbadillo-manuel/

Very nice, I’ve seen his paintings without catching the name, wasn’t aware that he used computers.

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