Piecing Together Glitching Thoughts of the Collective Mind
Clayton Campbell pleased to present his new series of digital art works, Trance of Thought, available as a 130-page online publication with an essay by Cansu Peker, founder of Digital Arts Blog.
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: Blakelee Pieroni
Blakelee Pieroni addresses social issues and human progress through her art – creating digital art, immersive media works, and large-scale oil paintings, the artist prompts viewers to question their identity in relation to physicality. We asked Blakelee about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
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.
Artist Interview: Alina Nazmeeva
Alina Nazmeeva is a Detroit-based artist and an educator at University of Michigan’s Taubman College of Architecture and Urban Planning. She creates simulations and worlds that analyze the interactions of physical and digital spaces and objects, and their cultural, economic and political consequences. We asked Alina about her 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.
Ringers #879 (The Goose) by Dmitri Cherniak
On June 15th, 2023 Ringers #879 (The Goose) by Dmitri Cherniak was sold for $6.2M at a Sotheby’s auction in New York. Being one of the most expensive NFTs ever sold, the computer-generated artwork became the symbol of a community. But what’s so special about this goose?
Artist Interview: Rose Forsyth Jackson
Rose Forsyth-Jackson is a multidisciplinary artist born and raised in the Blue Mountains in Australia. She combines traditional techniques with modern technology to create dynamic and colorful pieces that span across painting, wool felting, and photography as well as digital art. We asked Rose about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Kezleigh
Amy Merritt, better known as Kezleigh in the art world, is a new media artist based in Ontario. She prints her digital art on acrylic glass with UV-printed ink to carry her creations to the tangible world. We asked Kezleigh about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
10 Digital Artists: Women’s History Month
Honoring Women’s History Month with brilliant digital art by female creators, we’re celebrating these artists who are reshaping the landscape with their creativity, innovation, and mastery of technology. Here’s a list of talented women who create fascinating works of digital art and experimenting with digital collage, 3D animation, AR art, and more.
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.
Artist Interview: Yiting Liu
Yiting Liu is an XR developer and designer who intertwines a personal odyssey with artistic innovation. Yearning for independence, the artist moved to the United States at 18 and started her creative journey that celebrates her intrinsic connection to community and power of personal freedom. We asked Yiting 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: Tong Wu
Tong Wu is a researching creative technologist and multimedia artist whose practice explores the subtle yet dynamic connections we make with ubiquitous AI systems embedded around us and the societal or cultural shifts that come along. We asked Tong about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
Artist Interview: Anna Tsvell
Anna Tsvell is a visual artist who explores digital textures and digital abstract possibilities – her abstract works and animated art gives breath to otherworldly primal organisms and undiscovered organic life, and are unique and mesmerizing. We asked Anna about her art, creative process, and inspirations.
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.