Mandfred Mohr and Rosa Menkman
Digital art can take many forms. It can be something as simple as using an algorithm for the perfect drawing all the way to finding art through mistakes in pixels on a screen. This is exactly what the two artists that I have chosen to compare have done. Manfred Mohr was one of the first digital artists without even having a screen. Rosa Menkman finds the beauty in mistakes that broken images provide. One is given the title of pioneer in digital art and the other is showing us what the internet without people would be like. They both work in the same field but are both at completely different points in time on that line as well. It is amazing how far this art genre has gone. Manfred Mohr was born on June 3, 1938 in Pforzheim, Germany. He lived in Barcelona, Paris, and now in New York where he has resided for 36 years. (Emohr.com, Biography) He started into the digital age of art when he was introduced to the information aesthetics of Max Bense in 1961. Thi
