Print: Digital PrintSize: 508 x 406 mm (20 x 16 in)Edition of 30This work is signed (2015) Hungarian conceptual artist Agnes Denes was a pioneer of early environmental art. Now in her 80s, the artist continues to create art despite physical limitations, taking the burden off her body by using the computer to generate art. This series of four works, entitled The Butterfly Experiment, are the fruits of Denes's adaptive, computer-generated creative process. Agnes Denes is globally recognized for her diverse, groundbreaking oeuvre, which, while rooted in the Conceptual Art movement of the 60s and 70s, spans mediums and disciplines as varied as performance, writing, poetry, sculpture, drawing, computer generation, philosophy, science, and linguistics. Her contributions to the history of Land Art, too, are considered to be particularly instrumental, as her large-scale environmental installations—she has executed these worldwide—and unwavering commitment to issues of ecology have garnered sustained critical acclaim.