Market interest for digital art has soared in the past few years as a result of a rapidly increasing number of exhibitions, critical writings, auction results, and the growing number of artists working in the digital realm.
As this historically overlooked genre continues to take the art world by storm, it’s crucial to look back at the founding fathers of the digital and generative art movement. Among them is Charles Csuri, the artist, scholar, professor, and unstoppable inventor began creating digital artworks in the 1960s, and whose work entered MoMA’s permanent collection in 1967.
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