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Abstract: Introduction Computer art represents the use of the digital computer to create artistic products, by employing technology in the service of art. Its clearest societal presence is at the movie theatre, where computer graphics directly support the art of movie production. The bridge between computing and art also has other connotations. Creating software has often been termed an art, but by this term, most are referring to its craft-like qualities; it is the process that is likened to art, and... (Update)
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@misc{ fishwick-aesthetic,
author = "Paul Fishwick",
title = "Aesthetic Computing: Making Artistic Mathematics & Software",
url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/fishwick01aesthetic.html" }
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