Artist Interview: Jill Shah
Jill Shah is an experiential artist and creative technologist based in New York. She utilizes algorithms to enhance our physical surroundings, driven by her desire to infuse more human elements into an increasingly automated world. Her work invites users to interact with and contemplate the intersection of algorithms and technological progress. We asked Jill about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Cecil W. Lee
Cecil W. Lee is a self-taught artist whose work presents a blend of photography, painting, and digital techniques. He creates abstracts, figurative works, and digital collages that embrace computers as a stimulating and distinctive artistic medium. We asked Cecil about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: The Charm of Abstract Digital Art
The charm of abstract digital art lies not only in its aesthetic appeal but also in its ability to provoke thought and evoke emotions without dictating a specific subject or narrative. It sparks curiosity and allows viewers the freedom to interpret and connect with the artwork in their own way. Here’s 10 digital artists who create the best of abstract digital art.
Yayoi Kusama’s AR Polka Dots
Yayoi Kusama’s collaboration with Louis Vuitton brings her signature polka dots over historical landmarks around the world using augmented reality – using the Snapchat app, users not only immerse themselves in Kusama’s colorful world, but also take part in the digital revolution.
Artist Interview: Digipoppa
Digipoppa is a self-taught digital artist from Brooklyn, New York. He creates trippy animations using AI to create the base image and bringing them to life using special effects, editing software, and various mobile and desktop applications. We asked Digipoppa about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Asian Women Defining The Landscape
In support of the diverse voices and perspectives that enrich the art world, we are spotlighting ten digital artists who create and support Asian culture in digital arts and Web3. From immersive digital installations to thought-provoking visual narratives, these artists are not only pushing the boundaries of what is possible within the digital realm but also challenging societal norms and redefining cultural representation.
Artist Interview: Stacie Ant
A fascinating journey from playing The Sims to creating spectacular digital art – Stacie Ant is a digital artist and curator who’s work is known for its humorous and satirical approach to social commentary on the fast-paced digital lifestyle of the modern world. Creating AR works and 3D animation art, she explores digital worlds and beings that can only exist in the virtual realm. We asked Stacie about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Boundless Manifestations with AI
In The Screen I Am Everything (2023) by Ellie Pritts is a video artwork that celebrates the screen as a playground without the boundaries of physical reality, and invites us to the infinite possibility and potential of digital space.
This is Digital Art Explained – our series where we discuss the meaning, inspirations, and impact of digital artworks.
Artist Interview: Riniifish
Riniifish creates bugs – her work depicts fantastical versions of otherworldly life and parallel universes with extraterrestrial civilizations. The artist explores themes of life and death, emotional struggles and burnout as well as everyday life through tiny, translucent creatures. We asked Riniifish about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Black artists you should know
Honoring Black History Month with brilliant digital art by black creators, we’re celebrating these artists who are reshaping the landscape with their creativity, innovation, and mastery of technology. Here’s 10 talented black digital artists you need to know.
Why are people obsessed with this jelly?
A lot of people, when they see Space Waves (2023) by Christoph Gromer, want to eat it. Some want to slap it. And many are just obsessed with it. But, what’s so special about this jelly?
Welcome to Digital Art Explained – our new series where we discuss the meaning, inspirations, and impact of digital artworks.
Artist Interview: Prerit Jain
Prerit Jain is a multimedia and extended reality artist, toy and game designer. He is interested in creating an altered audiovisual aesthetic developed from applying various techniques and ideas derived from digital culture, biology, pedagogy, and childhood. We asked Prerit about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Savannah Calhoun
Savannah Calhoun is a visual artist based in Muncie, Indiana where she is a photography technician at Ball State University. Driven by the connection of being haunted by a ghost to the idea that media repeats itself, her art tells a story about how “hauntology” affects her life as an artist. We asked Savannah about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Keer Zhao
Keer Zhao (赵珂尔) is a New York-based multimedia artist from China. Feeling restricted by the physical limitations of traditional film and photography, the artist started creating 3D worlds to further express her emotions and thoughts about life. We asked Keer about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Photography Meets Digital Art
The advent of digital tools has revolutionized the way artists capture, manipulate, and convey their visions, transcending the boundaries of traditional mediums. The flexibility and immediacy digital photography provides opens up a realm of creative possibilities, and we’re all for it. We gathered a list of 10 talented photographers who invite us to explore new worlds and untold stories through their lens, creating stunning works where photography meets digital art.
Artist Interview: Lindsey Price
Lindsey Price creates collage, painting, design, and animation works inspired by retrofuturism, psychedelia, brutalist architecture, and vintage fashion. The artist’s art envisions possible dimensions for a harmonious, matriarchal future, bridging the digital and physical realms – the result is a visual paradise where one can escape and reimagine oneself.
Artist Interview: Aline Subi
Aline Subi reinterprets subjects of daily life and emotions into psychedelic color illustration — vast fantasies and philosophical concepts turn into striking psychedelic visuals in her colorful realm. We asked Aline about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Malcolm Fernandes
Deeply influenced by design, illustration, 90s conceptualism as well as experimental practices in theater, literature and music Malcolm Fernandes employs a multi-disciplinary practice to challenge convention and weave imagery, forms, spaces and narratives that mainly center around questions of perception, human psychology and the reflections on the human condition. We asked Malcolm about his art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Connie Bakshi
Connie Bakshi is an LA-based artist who often uses artificial intelligence to create art that re-codes language, lore, and ritual. Through her art, she explores the relationship between human and nonhuman, synthetic and organic, and material and immaterial. We asked Connie about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Women in digital arts you need to know
Creativity is a force that defies boundaries, reshapes narratives, and drives conversations — and would be extremely boring if only men did it. So here’s a list of female digital artists whose work sparks inspiration in so many shapes and forms in the colorful world of digital art!