Well there IS a human intent via the input.
This could fall under process, or generative art.
On a side not; A vast portion of art has been purposefully void of meaning for hundreds of years. "l'art pour l'art"
This could fall under process, or generative art.
On a side not; A vast portion of art has been purposefully void of meaning for hundreds of years. "l'art pour l'art"
In addition to the work itself, the framing or presentation is essential to complete the artistic product. Printing the images out on nice material and framing them would help.
John Cage’s 4’33” is (IMO) a brilliant performance piece. It requires the context of a stage, of live musicians to be effective. It doesn’t work so well as a recorded piece!
Computer generated works don't have that, or any message.
The process of computer-generating a number of pieces itself might be some form of art, but more like in the form of art of programming rather than the art of painting.