Hungarian conceptual artist Agnes Denes was a pioneer of early environmental art. Now in her 90s, the artist continues to create art despite physical limitations, taking the burden off her body by using the computer to generate art. This series of four works, entitled The Butterfly Experiment, are the fruits of Denes’s adaptive, computer-generated creative process. Collect one print or the entire set—proceeds will benefit the Centre Pompidou Foundation, so you can’t go wrong.
Hungarian conceptual artist Agnes Denes was a pioneer of early environmental art. Now in her 90s, the artist continues to create art despite physical limitations, taking the burden off her body by using the computer to generate art. This series of four works, entitled The Butterfly Experiment, are the fruits of Denes’s adaptive, computer-generated creative process. Collect one print or the entire set—proceeds will benefit the Centre Pompidou Foundation, so you can’t go wrong.
This work is in edition of 30 + 15 AP.
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