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    Bauhaus and Beyond: Minimalist Design Principles in Generative Art

    Minimalist graphic with blue and yellow rectangles and the word BAUUAUS in a bold sans-serif font.

    The Bauhaus movement, established in Germany in 1919 by architect Walter Gropius, revolutionized art, design, and architecture by championing simplicity, functionality, and the unity of form and purpose. Its enduring influence is evident in modernist architecture, graphic design, and now, generative art.