MANOLOIDE
Manolo Gamboa Naon, also known as Manoloide, is an Argentine visual artist and creative coder whose work focuses on exploring generative visual aesthetics through code-based plastic experimentation. He views the digital canvas as a dynamic space where code serves as a tangible medium for artistic expression. His work investigates programming’s potential as an expressive language within generativity and process art. Through experimentation with basic geometric shapes, lines, and colors, Manoloide creates pieces that engage both emotionally and visually. His iconic works are featured in international art collections, highlighting his significant contribution to the generative art scene. By mastering Processing, he has distinguished himself, consistently surpassing many peers while maintaining his unique use of vibrant colors, compelling compositions, and the ability to blend emotion seamlessly with code.
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Last Flowers (Black), 2021
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Last Flowers (White II), 2021
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Last Flowers (Blue), 2021
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Art On-Chain
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Mantel Blue 2, 2018
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#70 (88 Allegories), 2021
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Last Flowers (Blue), 2021
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Last Flowers (Red), 2021
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Last Flowers (White II), 2021
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Last Flowers (Yellow), 2021
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Last Flowers (Black), 2021
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Articles
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88 ALLEGORIES BY MANOLOIDE
'88 Allegories' by Manoloide, a group of 88 individual artworks, collectively engaged together, building up one main canvas.
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THE GENERATIVE ART THAT WEARS THE COLORS OF THE SOUL'
An exclusive interview with Manoloide from 2021, conducted by Kate Vass.
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WHEN CODE BLOOMS: THE FLOWER AS A GENERATIVE SYSTEM
When Code Blooms explores how flowers have evolved from enduring artistic motifs into generative systems shaped by mathematics, code, datasets and artificial intelligence.
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NEW YORK TIMES "THE LASTING LESSONS OF JOHN CONWAY’S GAME OF LIFE"
New York Times publishes an article ‘The Lasting Lessons of John Conway’s Game of Life’ by Siobhan Roberts feat. artworks by generative artist Kjetil Golid, who is also a part of the ongoing art exhibition Game of Life-emergence in generative art at Kate Vass Galerie.
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THE GAME OF LIFE - EMERGENCE IN GENERATIVE ART
Published in The Brooklyn Rail, the article reviews the exhibition The Game of Life, examining how artists draw on John Conway’s Game of Life to explore generative systems, digital art and human–computer relationships.
Exhibitions
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SOLO SHOW - 88 ALLEGORIES BY MANOLOIDE, 2021
A long-awaited solo exhibition by one and only generative artist Manoloide, who showcases '88 Allegories', a group of 88 individual artworks.
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ART SALON: NODE TO NODE, 2023
In the heart of Paris, we presented Art Salon ‘Node to Node’, which brought together paintings, plotter drawings, post-photography, and site-specific installations by various artists.
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THE GAME OF LIFE, 2021
This online exhibition is a tribute to mathematician John Horton Conway, the creator of the Game of Life. Jared S. Tarbell, Alexander Reben, Kjetil Golid, and Manoloide commemorate his work.
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TELEPHONE PAINTINGS, 2021
Feat. selected artworks by Cornelia Sollfrank, Sofia Crespo, Manoloide, Tom White, Desmond Paul Henry & more, the exhibition traces the desired lines between the analog and the digital.
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AUTOMAT UND MENSCH, 2019
The Automat & Mensch exhibition is, above all, an opportunity to put important work by generative artists spanning the last 70 years into context by showing it in a single location.
by Manoloide
Composition of 88 in order 1.
Fine Art Print
1/1 unique
Size: 70 × 58 cm