László Moholy-Nagy, known for exploring the creative potential of technology, focused on light and forms in his photographic and sculptural works. Victor Vasarely, whose systematic creation of rule-based images emphasizes optical effects and geometric exploration, prefigures the methods used in generative art. György Kepes expanded the genre's conceptual framework with his interdisciplinary approach and experiments with light, influencing the integration of technology and art. Nicolas Schöffer's contributions to kinetic and cybernetic art anticipated a future where art and technology seamlessly converge.