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.
The world was disrupted by the non-fungible tokens, but those digital certificates present some difficulties. NFTs are difficult to [...]
From Western Sydney to Sotheby’s, digital artist Serwah Attafuah creates luminous renditions of our future, giving us the ‘floorplans [...]
Beyond the romanticised idea of (m)otherhood, does this "condition" changed with the symbiosis of technology and the artist's life? [...]
Could Hic Et Nunc set an example for the future of NFTs? Jessica Lolonga Satchi | Ed. Peter [...]
Lethabo Huma Painting on a Digital canvas, Lethabo Huma’s virtual brushstrokes create expressive, personal New [...]
Léa Porré The digital artist Léa Porré builds alternative worlds that transcend historical boundaries, detached [...]
Tabita Rezaire Prolific digital art activist Tabitha Rezaire uses kaleidoscopic new media documentaries to reclaim [...]
Thunder, lightning, very very frightening! Light can shock, expose, surprise and clarify, but cannot exist without its sister state [...]
Wednesday Kim Through sharing her perception of trauma, human psychology and identity, Wednesday Kim creates [...]
How do Palestinians express their identity and explore connections to their homeland through art? Deen Atger | Ed [...]
