Manfred Mohr (born 1938) is a German digital artist.
In the ‘60s, artists like Manfred Mohr would have used punch cards—writing in Fortran or something similar—and feeding them into a massive mainframe computer.
Matt DesLauriers, Matt DesLauriers on a Generative World
One is that Manfred Mohr, early on when we were describing or trying to explain to people our interest, if you look at some of LeWitt's work and some of Manfred's work, they're almost indistinguishable.
Michael Spalter, Michael Spalter on 1960s Computer Art