Digital art is an artistic work or practice that uses digital technology as part of the creative or presentation process. Since the 1960s, various names have been used to describe the process, including computer art and multimedia art. Digital art is itself placed under the larger umbrella term new media art.
Sandrine Deumier Could the digital imaginary amplify our humanist unconscious? Sandrine Deumier’s work investigates post-futurist [...]
Mária Júdová From the dance of shamans to the dance of light with sound: Mária [...]
How would you depict a specific feeling or emotion? Gabriela Reyes uses visual programming to interpret romantic and erotic [...]
Wes Viz Multi-disciplinary XR artist Wes Viz’s art engages in a critical commentary on our [...]
Residents: Raluca Moldoveanu and Alice Prum (Amiss Collective) Amiss Collective, [...]
Wherever you are from and whichever language you speak, just think of a proverb that objectifies or disparages women. [...]
Sarah Meyohas Discover in this portrait, how Sarah Meyohas transforms everything into digital art. [...]
The Sublime 3.0: Fear & Awe is featured in The Wrong Biennale, pavilion 37, where we showcase how New [...]
NTFism: No Fear in Trying (NFTism) brings together around 100 digital artists from different backgrounds. The show taps into [...]
Resident: Irem Çoban Irem Çoban, Women in Proverbs [...]
