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Ben Laposky was an American mathematician and artist. He as one of the very first digital artists. In the early 1950s he ha created what he called “Oscillons” an images made by manipulating electronic signals on an oscilloscope (a device that displays waveforms). These images were some of the earliest examples of art created using electronic technology, blending math and science  to create art

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Ryojia was born in 1966 in Gifu Prefecture, Japan. Ryoji was known for his minimalist sound and light installations. He transforms scientific data and digital information into audiovisual experiences. His works often explore the beauty hidden in data where he turns numbers, frequencies, and code into visual patterns and intense soundscapes. Pieces like “data.scan” and “test pattern” challenge how we perceive digital information and space.

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Freder Nake was born on December 16, 1938, in Stuttgart Germany. Feeder was a mathematician and artist who became one of the pioneers of computer art in the 1960s. He have used algorithms and plotters. he produced some of the earliest examples of algorithmic art where code and mathematics generate visual artworks. His work helped lay the foundation for computer generated art.

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Abdulla Lutfi was born in 1987 in Dubai, United Arab Emirates. He is a digital artist and illustrator known for his  black and white style that  captures everyday life and culture in the UAE. He started his career in 2012. Lutfi’s work has been showcased in places like Dubai International Airport and Expo 2020 Dubai. In recent years he has also embraced NFTs, which made him one of the first Emirati artists on the autism spectrum to enter the crypto art scene. His art is based on cultural storytelling with modern digital art.

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Osborne Macharia was born on April 11, 1986, in Nairobi, Kenya. His digital artwork showcases a mix of African cultural heritage with sci-fi and futuristic themes. Macharia’s portraits and scenes often feature vibrant colors,  lighting, and imaginative storytelling,  celebrating African identity through a digital way. Notable works include his “KuBaridi” series and visual storytelling for the Marvel film “Black Panther.”

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James Jean was born on September 11, 1979 in Taiwan, and later moved to the United States. He studied at the School of Visual Arts (SVA) in New York City and graduated in 2001 with a degree in illustration. Jean first became well known for his work as a cover artist for DC Comics and Vertigo. Jean’s style is recognizable. He often mixes traditional painting with digital tools. Today, James Jean is considered one of the leading artists of his generation.