Week3 Machines and Art

I want to extend the first week's idea.

Some artworks at present are rooted from traditional art.

Nude Descending a Staircase, No. 2 (Duchamp, 1912)

The above painting by Duchamp： The motion law is similar to that of the later animation.

Look into some video artists(who like to use traditional forms for artistic projection creation, but also try to add new technologies or more immersive experiences to expand their artistic expression ) :

Bill viola, Garry Hill

When we look back to the last century, we can find artworks continue from traditional painting to the use of equipment(machine), to the mixed-use of various equipment, and then to the mixed-use of tradition and equipment(machine). The changes in the presentation of various works of art also represent the upgrading of technology.

So I really agree with" people can do the things because the technic(machine) can do these things".

And when we look into today's artworks, we can find that artists pay more and more attention to turning the audience into an experiencer or a part of their works by using a series of technical means. For instance:

The outdoor interactive projection made by colour recognition technology and projection technology：

Link: https://www.unit9.com/project/autotrader-driven-style/