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Artist Manolo Gamboa Naon from Argentina creates art from the randomness of computational algorithm he creates. His art looks very intentional and involves lots of hard shapes and geometry, yet the idea of randomness is very fluid, so its interesting to see these two styles intersecting. I enjoy how the art itself is very reminiscent of mid-century art and feels as it could fit right in place with the 60s style art that relied so heavily on paint and traditional materials. His abstract and random work is grounded through shapes and color. By using just a circle and triangle, Naon is able create a piece of art by color changing and object placement.
https://www.artnome.com/news/2018/8/8/generative-art-finds-its-prodigy