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Vera Molnár

Known for computer art. Works with Fortran. Founded Centre de Recherche d'Art Visuel in 1960. A noted influence on Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez and Ivona Tau.

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Profile (past & present)

Roles: Abstract painter
Locations: Paris, France

Practices

Technologies

Movements

Connections

Collaborators: François Molnar, Martin Grasser
Influenced people: Ivona Tau, Kristi Coronado, Marcelo Soria-Rodríguez, Maya Man
Influenced works: Aerial View, F(l)ight, Facetune Portraits, Study of atom in analog, digital and A.I.
Representation: Galerie 8+4
Founder of: Centre de Recherche d'Art Visuel
Affiliations: Groupe de Recherche d'Art Visuel

Roles and affiliations reflect coverage; some may be former.

Works · 26

1% de désordre (1% of disorder)

2% of disorder in co-operation #01

2% of disorder in co-operation #14

Ascension (Ascent)

De La Serie (Des) Ordres

Draft for cover of Pierre Barbaud, La Musique Algorithmique

Du Cycle: Segments et leurs Croisements No. 8 (Of the Cycle: Segments and their Intersections)

Coverage · 45 articles

Featured

2024An Interview with Vera Molnar
2023The Case for Classical Music NFTs

Discussed

2026On Collecting by 100 collectors | EDOUARD on NFT preservation
2026Established Galleries Go Digital at Art Basel
2026The Hand of AARON | Harold Cohen’s Freehand Line Algorithm
2026A-Z of Digital Art 2026
2026On Collecting | From Pascal Boyart to Vera Molnar
2025FEMGEN | The Conversation
2025Infinite Images | The Art of Algorithms
2025Where Next for Digital Art?
2024Herbert W. Franke on Art After the NFT
2023Generative Art and the Decentralization of Creativity
2023Art in the Age of Co-Creation
2023When Art Entered the Computer Age
2023Rebecca Allen and the Birth of Virtual Reality
2023In Search of Generative Art History
2023thefunnyguys and Artnome on Le Random
2023fxhash | The Artists
2023On the New Evolution of Generative Art
2023Rhea Myers and the Logic of Technical Realism
2023The Currency of Rarity

Mentioned

2026The Interview | Maya Man
2026In Emergent Fields | Iskra Velitchkova
2026Slow Digital | The Art of Media Archaeology
2026THE CANONS OF DIGITAL ART
2026Recent Acquisitions | From Emi Kusano to Shahzia Sikander
2025Remembering Frank Gehry (1929-2025)
2025A Manifesto for AI Agents | Kristi Coronado and Solienne
2025On NFTs | An Affordable Edition for Scholars and Curators
2025The Interview | CROSSLUCID
2025ANNOUNCING A NEW HOME FOR RIGHT CLICK SAVE
2025Keeping Up With Crypto Lingo
2024Patterns of Flow | Revisiting Hiroshi Kawano
2024Alternative Evolution | William Latham
2023The Power of the Plotter
2023The Interview | A. Michael Noll
2023The Generations of Generative Art
2023When IX Shells Met Fingacode
2023The Color of Code | Jeff Davis
2023Why We Need a Generative Art Award
2023An Interview with Frieder Nake
2023Art Blocks and the Data of Generative Art
2023The Generative Art of Marcelo Soria-Rodriguez
2023WHAT’S YOUR #RIGHTCLICKFAVE?!
2023When the Artists Met the Algorist

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