P122a (Lady Quark) by Manfred Mohr

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Manfred Mohr

P122a (Lady Quark)1972

Computer generated algorithmic pen plotter drawing, ink on paper24 x 24 in / 61 x 61 cm, framed

In Mohr's Early Algorithms phase (1969-72), he introduced logical, automatic image-making through algorithms. Using Fortran programs, he calculated images executed by a computer-controlled pen plotter. In P-112a (Lady Quark), equally spaced points around a square are linearly transformed towards random points within smaller, centered squares. This process continues for a set number of iterations, and the resulting central space is filled in black.

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