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// Vera Molnar’s Hyper Transformation (1974) is a limited edition screen print that showcases her pioneering approach to computer-generated and algorithmic art. Measuring 65 x 50 cm, this work features a mesmerizing pattern of concentric, angular lines in deep purple and black that appear to twist and warp towards the center, creating a hypnotic, almost three-dimensional effect. Molnar’s use of systematic repetition and precise geometry reflects her background in mathematics and her exploration of visual aesthetics through algorithmic processes. This print is an excellent example of how she merges art and technology, producing an abstract composition that invites viewers into a dynamic visual experience of movement and transformation.
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// Vera Molnar’s Hyper Transformation (1974) is a limited edition screen print that showcases her pioneering approach to computer-generated and algorithmic art. Measuring 65 x 50 cm, this work features a mesmerizing pattern of concentric, angular lines in deep purple and black that appear to twist and warp towards the center, creating a hypnotic, almost three-dimensional effect. Molnar’s use of systematic repetition and precise geometry reflects her background in mathematics and her exploration of visual aesthetics through algorithmic processes. This print is an excellent example of how she merges art and technology, producing an abstract composition that invites viewers into a dynamic visual experience of movement and transformation.
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