Description
P-095a is a 1972 silkscreen by Manfred Mohr created during the artist’s groundbreaking early exploration of algorithmic image-making. In Mohr’s titling system, the “P” stands for “Program,” emphasizing that the work originated from coded instructions rather than traditional hand-drawn composition. Generated through computational processes and translated into silkscreen form, P-095a transforms programmed logic into a dynamic field of geometric fragments and rhythmic structures. The work reflects Mohr’s pioneering belief that artistic creativity could emerge from systems, rules, and variation, marking an important moment in the evolution of computer-generated and generative art.