Software art

Software art is computer-generated art, or art created using special computer programs. It’s like a digital version of painting, drawing or sculpture, but made by computers instead of people. The movement of software art began in the 1960s when computers became powerful enough to generate visuals and sound. Artists began experimenting with the possibilities of computer-generated art and making works that pushed the limits of what was achievable. Today, artists use computer programs to create intricate and colorful visuals, as well as sound and animation. Software art can be seen in everything from music videos and computer games to interactive installations and internet art.