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Vera Molnar (geboren 5. Januar 1924 in Budapest) ist eine französische Medienkünstlerin ungarischer Herkunft. Als Künstlerin aus dem Feld der konstruktiv-konkreten Kunst gilt sie als bedeutende Pionierin der Computerkunst. Vera Molnár (Budapeste, 05 de janeiro de 1924) é uma artista húngara que vive e trabalha na França. Molnar é considerada apioneira da arte computacional e da arte generativa, e também é uma das primeiras mulheres a usar computadores em sua prática artística. Nascida na Hungria, estudou estética e história da arte no . Nas décadas de 1940 e 1950, criou pinturas não representativas. Em 1959 ela já estava fazendo imagens combinatórias e em 1968 ela usava um computador para criar seus primeiros desenhos algorítmicos. Ela foi selecionada como uma das 213 artistas da 59ª Bienal de Veneza em 2022. Vera Molnár est une artiste française d’origine hongroise, née à Budapest le 5 janvier 1924. Elle est considérée comme une précurseure de l'art numérique et de l'art algorithmique. Imprégnée d’un héritage pictural caractéristique de l’Europe de l’Est, elle s’installe à Paris en 1947 afin de développer une œuvre expérimentale et fortement engagée. Elle vit à Paris, où elle poursuit sa carrière artistique. Elle est représentée à Rennes par la galerie Oniris et à Paris par la galerie Berthet Aittouarès. Vera Molnár (born 1924) is a Hungarian media artist living and working in France. Molnar is widely considered to be a pioneer of computer art and generative art, and is also one of the first women to use computers in her art practice. Born in Hungary, she studied aesthetics and art history at the Budapest College of Fine Arts. In the 1940s and 50s, she created non-representational paintings. By 1959 she was making combinatorial images; in 1968 she would use a computer to create her first algorithmic drawings. She was selected as one of 213 artists for the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022.

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Vera Molnar (geboren 5. Januar 1924 in Budapest) ist eine französische Medienkünstlerin ungarischer Herkunft. Als Künstlerin aus dem Feld der konstruktiv-konkreten Kunst gilt sie als bedeutende Pionierin der Computerkunst. Vera Molnár (born 1924) is a Hungarian media artist living and working in France. Molnar is widely considered to be a pioneer of computer art and generative art, and is also one of the first women to use computers in her art practice. Born in Hungary, she studied aesthetics and art history at the Budapest College of Fine Arts. In the 1940s and 50s, she created non-representational paintings. By 1959 she was making combinatorial images; in 1968 she would use a computer to create her first algorithmic drawings. In the 1960s she founded two groups in France concerned with the use of technology within the arts: the Groupe de Recherche d’Art Visuel and Art et Informatique. Her work has been widely collected by major museums; in 2007 she was named a Chevalier of Arts and Letters in France. She was selected as one of 213 artists for the 59th Venice Biennale in 2022. Vera Molnár (Budapeste, 05 de janeiro de 1924) é uma artista húngara que vive e trabalha na França. Molnar é considerada apioneira da arte computacional e da arte generativa, e também é uma das primeiras mulheres a usar computadores em sua prática artística. Nascida na Hungria, estudou estética e história da arte no . Nas décadas de 1940 e 1950, criou pinturas não representativas. Em 1959 ela já estava fazendo imagens combinatórias e em 1968 ela usava um computador para criar seus primeiros desenhos algorítmicos. Na década de 1960, fundou dois grupos na França preocupados com o uso da tecnologia nas artes: o Groupe de Recherche d'Art Visuel e o Art et Informatique. Seu trabalho foi amplamente coletado pelos principais museus; em 2007 ela foi nomeada Cavaleira da Ordem das Artes e Letras da França. Ela foi selecionada como uma das 213 artistas da 59ª Bienal de Veneza em 2022. Vera Molnár est une artiste française d’origine hongroise, née à Budapest le 5 janvier 1924. Elle est considérée comme une précurseure de l'art numérique et de l'art algorithmique. Imprégnée d’un héritage pictural caractéristique de l’Europe de l’Est, elle s’installe à Paris en 1947 afin de développer une œuvre expérimentale et fortement engagée. Elle vit à Paris, où elle poursuit sa carrière artistique. Elle est représentée à Rennes par la galerie Oniris et à Paris par la galerie Berthet Aittouarès.

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