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computer graphics

Computer graphics, the use of computers to create and process images, is an essential part of human-computer interaction (HCI) and a central part of contemporary visual culture. Artists have been capturing their imagination on paper in static form for many centuries, but in the space of just a few decades, computer scientists have mastered the art of representing images in a dynamic, digital form that can be continually transformed in any number of imaginative ways. [Source: Encyclopedia of New Media; Computer Graphics]

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