Lillian Schwartz, one of the first artists to use a computer to make films and who brought together art, science, and tech communities in the 1970s, died at 97 (Chris Kornelis/New York Times)

Lillian Schwartz, a pioneer in using computers to create films, passed away at 97. Working at Bell Labs in the 1970s, she bridged art, science, and technology, even developing a unique theory about the “Mona Lisa.” Schwartz’s innovative work brought together diverse communities and left a lasting impact on the intersection of art and technology.

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