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Anna Carreras

artist, b. 1979.

Anna Carreras is a generative artist and creative coder whose work focuses on the use of algorithms to create visuals that foster memories or evoke new ones. She codes her work from scratch to create images that cannot be achieved in any other medium. She has exhibited globally, including at Sónar, Barcelona; Venice Biennale; Medialab-Prado, Madrid, Abandon Normal Devices, Liverpool; and on Feral File, Art Blocks, C-Verso, MUTEK ES+AR, and Eufònic Urbà Decentraland.

From When the Artists Met the Algorist, November 2022

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Creative coding, Generative art

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Mónica Rikić

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Works · 8

Ganxillo
Garbuix
L'algorisme despullat
La màquina que juga sola
Arrels
L'algorisme despullat ("The Naked algorithm")
La màquina que juga sola ("The machine that plays alone")
Trossets #893

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  • 2023A New Model of Charitable Giving in Web3
  • 2022When the Artists Met the Algorist
  • 2022In Search of an Aesthetics of Smart Contracts

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  • 2023The Power of Processing

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