Artistic and mathematical creativity

Michele B. Emmer · World Futures · 1994

Computer graphics work not only as pure visualization of almost all well‐known phenomena, but also as new ways of studying mathematical and geometrical problems. A new branch of mathematics has been developing in the last few years, called visual mathematics. Visual computers and computer graphics could be a future unifying language between art and science. Interesting results can be expected for both scientific and artistic fields.

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