Digital Art

Artist profiles, interviews and exhibition coverage on digitally created and presented work. Topics range from 3D visualization and video art to blockchain-based projects and the ways artists move between work on screens and physical creative practice.

The Rise and Fall of NFTs: A Brief History of Collapse

A framed digital artwork disintegrates into colored pixels above an auction pedestal.

NFTs went from multimillion-dollar auction sensations to symbols of speculative excess. From Beeple’s $69.3 million sale to shrinking markets and bank commercials mocking JPEG investments, this history follows the boom and its aftermath. What did the collapse teach collectors about digital art, lasting value and the danger of buying into the latest hype?

Digital Art in Early Education: Balancing Creativity and Screen Time

Cartoon cats with oversized eyes beside a small easel; one wears round glasses and holds a clipboard.

Digital drawing and creative technology are increasingly finding a place in early childhood education, giving young children new ways to experiment with colour, images, storytelling and design while also raising questions about screen time and appropriate use. Tablets, interactive displays and child-oriented creative applications are now being used alongside traditional materials such as paper, crayons and paint, allowing digital art to complement rather than replace hands-on artistic activities.

She Survived the Storm. Now the World is Watching Her Bloom.

Nicole Martinelli using a stylus on a large screen to create a floral E-Painting in her studio.

Today, as an internationally represented artist with Toolip Gallery in Vienna, Austria, Martinelli stands at the forefront of a remarkable creative journey that has carried her work across Europe and the United States. With more than 45 juried exhibitions spanning Italy, Spain, Switzerland, Austria, and the United States, a major solo exhibition in Manhattan, and works exhibited alongside some of the most celebrated names in contemporary art, her moment has unmistakably arrived.

Cosmic Gloss – From the Prismatic Buildings of Electropop to the Craters of Alternative Planets

Colour-treated portrait of Ed Harrington in blue, pink, orange and yellow.

From the shimmering landscapes of electropop to deeply personal reflections on identity, poetry, and the state of the world, Ed Harrington traces the creative journey behind Cosmic Gloss and Seismic Nought. In this first-person account, he explores the ideas, experiences, and emotions that have shaped his music and writing, offering an intimate look at the stories behind his latest releases and the artistic vision that continues to drive his work.

From Digital Experimentation to Energetic Expression: The Expanding Practice of Peiyu Lin

Peiyu Lin artwork with a central pink brain-like flower, mirrored green stems and yellow swirls on black.

The boundaries between art, technology, and human perception have never been more fluid. In recent years, artists have been working at the intersection of digital media, interactivity, and immersive storytelling. Figures like Refik Anadol and teamLab collective have redefined what visual experience can be. Their work suggests that art is no longer static; it is responsive, data-driven, and often deeply emotional. Within this expanding landscape, a new generation of creators is pushing these ideas further, blending technical experimentation with personal intuition. Among them, Peiyu Lin stands out for her ability to move fluidly between disciplines while maintaining a strong, intentional artistic voice.

Echoes of Presence: Through Youwei Luo’s Poetic Vision

White light trails curve and cross against a black background.

In Youwei Luo’s world, photographs don’t simply capture moments—they dissolve them, stretch them, and return them as dreamlike echoes of memory and light. His work hovers at the threshold between presence and absence, weaving technology, texture, and poetry into experiences that feel at once intimate and infinite. Each piece resists easy definition, asking us not just to look, but to linger.

Redefining Language: How WordCraft is Transforming Words into Digital Art

Cropped WordCraft logo with “the next evolution in language” over a teal background with handprints and stars.

The concept is simple yet revolutionary: users can create, mint, and exchange “word coins”—tokens tied to unique words or phrases. These word coins, much like digital art or NFTs, hold value and can be bought, sold, or exchanged in a transparent, decentralized marketplace. But WordCraft’s mission extends beyond mere speculation. At its core is the belief that language, as a living and evolving entity, deserves to be immortalized and commodified in a way that reflects its cultural significance.

State of Iranian Digital Art: Platform 101 Held the Largest Video Art Exhibition in Iran’s History

Silhouetted visitor wearing headphones before a black-and-white video projection at Geometry of Creation.

Platform 101, an independent, non-profit institution dedicated to nurturing and showcasing emerging digital artists in Iran, made a profound impact on the country’s digital art scene with its exhibition, Vol. 04: “Geometry of Creation: Analysis of Anti-Rhythmic Structures,” held at E1 Art Gallery. This groundbreaking event became the largest video art exhibition in Iran’s history, featuring works from 44 artists—23 from Iran and 21 from abroad—representing 12 countries. Curated by Mohammad Ali Famori, founder of Platform 101, and renowned art researcher Ramin Saeidian, the exhibition ran until October 11, 2024.

Younger Generations in Asia Are Spending Big on Contemporary and Digital Art

Illustration of a crowded art auction hall with raised hands, paintings and an Art/NFT display.

Younger generations in Asia are increasingly shaping the art market, with millennials and Generation X collectors spending heavily on contemporary and digital art. According to CNBC, millennials and Gen X buyers are emerging as dominant forces in auction houses, driving a significant portion of sales across the region. As the art market continues to evolve, younger collectors and investors, especially in Asia, are set to play a pivotal role in shaping its future.

Who is Roman Goncharenko: Surreal Digital Artist of Fantasy and Adventure

Spectrum of Possibilities: a small figure and a van beneath swirling orange, pink and blue light. © Roman Goncharenko

London-based Ukrainian digital artist Roman Goncharenko takes viewers into a world where the boundaries between surrealism, science fiction, and fantasy blur, offering a visual feast that combines the whimsical with the profound. His works are characterized by an otherworldly blend of vibrant colors, surreal compositions, and dynamic movement that evoke everything from wonder and fear to nostalgia and introspection.