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Creating Digital Art Using Mathematica

This presentation features Robert Fine discussing his use of Mathematica to create digital art in narrative form. He briefly outlines his experience with Mathematica as part of his finance career and explains the origins of his interest in digital art as coming out of my interest in digital photography. He then discusses the evolution of his work with examples of each stage of that development.

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