Makestation

Programming can be pretty artistic if you know how to construct and visualize beautiful logical concepts.

I've done it before. I should do it again.

I'm not talking about full production video games. (though those are art)
I'm talking about simple concepts/algorithms that generate beautiful designs.

Here is one example of such a language that is geared for this type of programming.
http://www.processing.org/

is anyone else into this? (not the language mentioned, but the concept in general)

It does seem interesting. It reminds me a bit of the Khan Aacademy programming tutorials. (I never really got the hang of them because I've been too busy programming actual projects, but hey, I'll admit it's pretty neat. )

I've seen someone do something simmilar through mathematical equations and computer programming, the results can really be quite stunning. It's really quite a unique way to achieve a beautiful piece of art.

honestly I think any program that does things efficiently and effectively in as few lines as possible is beautiful, in a sense you could say I'm a huge fan of Program Minimalism, people who master this are program artists, and their software is so smooth to use too!