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By EDEN Gallery,
Posted Feb 23, 2022 ,
In Art Blog, Gal Yosef
Technology has changed the world in many ways, and it has also brought new art forms to life. Now more than ever, art and technology are closely entwined. Immersive digital art experiences are more popular than ever, and many contemporary artists are finding new and inventive ways to combine technology into their artworks.
Art and technology are defined in different ways based on different interpretations. Art & Technology is essentially an interdisciplinary area of art creation or academia that focuses on the creative use, misuse, and investigation of technology through art.
In modern times art and technology are never that far apart from each other. They don't always work in the same way, but both of them strongly influence each other.
Artists and designers get inspired by technology as it gives them new ways of thinking about how to create something different. Technology also offers artists a platform to show off their skills to share their creations with many people.
If we think back to the early 2000s when digital photos emerged, it was the massive shift that people could now create and alter images digitally and share them. The rise of NFTs and crypto art is an example of how technology is changing the fine art landscape in real-time.
Artists are now creating art that is not just a representation of something in their minds but an interaction with technology itself. For example, artists can now use digital tablets and software to paint their paintings.
Digital graffiti artists showcase digital graffiti art online using computer systems. In other cases, art created using traditional painting methods is being reimagined as a digitally immersive experience.
This relationship between art and technology has spawned new interactive, digital, or mediated art concepts.
The internet has led to the tremendous democratization of art. It is now possible for anyone with an idea in their mind and a desire to build something to share it with the world.
Technology has helped artists connect with their audience through social media, the metaverse, and digital art platforms. But, the role technology plays in art is not limited to just this; it also influences how we produce, consume, teach, learn, and create works of art.
There have always been groups who resist change in contemporary art and prefer traditionalism. Therefore, the role of technology in the arts will always be a hotly debated subject until a new technique becomes commonplace, as we have seen with photography.
Despite the resistance of some critics, as technology advances, it is becoming more common for artists to incorporate it into their work. Some argue that new technologies will lead to "artificial" art. Others claim that innovation will lead to a better understanding of the relationship between humans and machines.
In the 17th century, art and technology were considered more similar than different. Many artists at the time, such as Leonardo Da Vinci, believed that art was simply a direct expression of nature's laws. Some artists, like Da Vinci, also worked with technology.
The history of art and technology is dynamic and constant. Art has always been about innovation, with technology playing a supporting role. While technology has rapidly advanced in recent decades, art and tech have always coexisted in different ways throughout the years, even though they have been separated in terms of conceptions for centuries.
In the past, essential artworks used multiple materials and techniques. However, today, art has evolved. Artists have found new ways to use technology in their artwork in our contemporary time.
As technology becomes more ubiquitous in our everyday lives and we are becoming increasingly reliant on it for work and leisure, it's essential to explore how technology changes the nature of art. There are many examples of art and technology, some of the most visible include:
Futurism was an art movement that originated in the early 20th century and revered the technological advancements of the time. In the futurism movement, technology-inspired art, and new machinery of the time, automobiles and aircraft featured heavily as subject matter.
Crypto art is a groundbreaking digital art form. Crypto artworks are treated like physical artwork collections, and crypto art owners may have verified ownership of a piece of art. The Meta Eagle Club NFT collection, backed by Eden Gallery, is an example of crypto art from the popular digital artist Gal Yosef.
Curators and event planners can also utilize technology to present art to audiences in new and exciting ways. The globally exhibited “Immersive Van Goh'' exhibition is an example of a fresh take on how fine artworks are shared with the public.
In this exhibit, the artworks of Van Goh are projected digitally into spaces so that users feel fully immersed in the subject of the paintings. The popularity of this immersive event has spawned several similar exhibits of art from other well-known artists such as Frida Kahlo, Gustav Klimt, Claude Monet, and more.
Technology has undoubtedly changed the way we all live, and artists are no exception. Technology has also made it possible for artists to share their work with a broader audience. In the past, it was difficult to get access to cultural centers, and pieces of art were mostly limited to the walls of museums.
Nowadays, technology has helped artists to be more than just fine artists. They can use their skill set in different fields such as design, music, and entertainment. And now they can reach out to an online audience that might have never seen their work in person before.
In the past, it was hard to combine art and technology. Art production was a process that could only be done with human hands.
Today, more digital tools than ever before allow artists and musicians to create quickly. These new tools have allowed artists to blend their work with technology and form new ideas of their own. The future of art is exciting, and we can already see what kind of innovations it will bring us.
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