MARK WILSON (Oregon, United States, 1943). "Small wreath, 1990. Oil on canvas. Signed and dated on the back. Size: 100 x 73 cm. MarK Wilson is an American painter, printmaker and pioneer in digital art. During the seventies, he actively exhibited paintings and drawings in New York. His work was deeply involved with geometric images that had a distinctly technological flavour. In 1980, Wilson bought a microcomputer and began learning to program, with the goal of creating works of art. This work has continued and his computer-generated works have been exhibited in both the United States and Europe. Throughout his career as an artist, Wilson has participated in many of the most influential computer art exhibitions (SIGGRAPH, Computers and Art at the IBM Gallery in New York City, "ArtWare" at the Hannover CeBit and Nokia s Gallerie Atelier E in Zürich). The Victoria and Albert Museum included his work in the 2010 exhibition, Digital Pioneers.