I’ve been thinking about the Dior story all week. A luxury house releases a holiday film, says it was all drawn by hand, and within days people are freeze-framing it to count the fingers on a cartoon ...
In a movement that is still so young, working with even younger media, what would you call a classic in the digital art sense? When it comes to art history books, my brain immediately goes to titles l...
Everyone is shouting from their own stall... That has consequences. Let me paint a picture: rows of tables under bad lighting. Everyone is the creator, the exhibitor, the marketer, the dealer, the sal...
Scroll an art feed right now. You’ll hit dithered gradients, 32-colour palettes, faceted meshes with visible seams. Work that looks like it was made on hardware that no longer exists. The two styles t...
One of the most encouraging things about spending time in the Right Click Save forum has been seeing how many women are present, contributing, questioning, writing, and shaping the conversation around...
There is indeed something uncanny/oneiric about these works... I can’t quite pinpoint what it is.
I’m a firm believer that initiatives like this make the digital art space infinitely more interesting. This feels authentic, native, and genuinely explorative of what digital can d...
Thank you, Auriea. The "what is a game" story landed for me. I think anyone who has spent years explaining what they do to people who arrived with a different definition knows that...
I would LOVE to hear our community’s thoughts on this, because thirty years in and Lialina says the fight has mostly been over words. "A lot of my 30 years as a net artist have bee...
I love the way they created such an appropriate dialogue between art and technology, especially considering Shenzhen’s industrial history!