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Low-Complexity Art
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Jürgen Schmidhuber | |
Low-complexity art is the computer-age equivalent of minimal art (Leonardo, MIT press, 1997). A low-complexity artwork can be specified by a short computer algorithm. It should 'look right', its algorithmic complexity should be small, and a typical observer should be able to see and understand its simplicity. This inspired a complexity-based theory of beauty. Several examples are given. Also see, by the same author, Facial Beauty and Fractal Geometry. | |
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Levels: | High School (9-12), College |
Languages: | English |
Resource Types: | Articles |
Math Topics: | Fractals, Art |
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