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A. Michael Noll, Ninety Parallel Sinusoids with Linearly Increasing Period, 1964. Courtesy of the artist and Victoria and Albert Museum, London

A. Michael Noll, Ninety Parallel Sinusoids with Linearly Increasing Period, 1964. Courtesy of the artist and Victoria and Albert Museum, London

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Ninety Parallel Sinusoids with Linearly Increasing Period

by A. Michael Noll.

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Profile (past & present)

Mediums: Computer, Digital
Technologies

Digital computer, Mathematical algorithms, Microfilm plotter, Programming, Random algorithms, Stromberg-carlson sc4020

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Computer-Generated Pictures, Chance and Control: Art in the Age of Computers, Coded: Art Enters the Computer Age, 1952-1982, Cybernetic Serendipity

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Victoria and Albert Museum

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Influenced by: Bridget Riley

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