IOGraph is an application that captures cursor movements and clicks on your screen and outputs them into an image. The end result resembles a piece of modern art – nice!
Anatoly Zenkov, Andrey Shipilov, Art, computer, Computing, cursor, Graphical user interface, IOGraph, modern art, monitor, Moscow, Technology, Technology/Internet 
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