Refik Anadol "Infinity" Room at SXSW

"Artist Refik Anadol [previously] has used the element of light to create an immersive Infinity environment that surrounds visitors in an all-encompassing spectrum of illumination. set at the SXSW festival in Austin, Texas, the installation forms part of Anadol’s ongoing research into audio/visual spaces. Inside the mirrored chamber and through the careful programming of light, participants’ physical and mental state can be dramatically altered, creating the psychedelic perception an intangible world around them.." via Designboom

Digital Art of Petra Cortright

Already named as the Monet of XXI Century by Artsy's Charlotte Jansen "beyond botanicals, her current practice is increasingly aligned with Impressionist ideas, but for the 21st-century set" digital art of Petra Cortright is something to focus on now.

"Her most recent works, now on view in concurrent exhibitions at San Francisco’s Ever Gold [Projects] and Berlin’s Société, are evidence of this: digital paintings filled with flowers and water lilies that are instinctively reminiscent of Monet. Both shows illuminate Cortright’s multi-pronged process. She begins by sourcing imagery online, employing a sort of digital impasto technique to make what she calls “a mother file,” which she then manipulates and prints onto various substrates—such as aluminium panels, sheets of linen, rag paper—which are layered to create the final painting, varying in opacity and translucency." says Artsy

“I came up in such a boy’s club, surrounded by guys—technology-based work can be very guy-heavy. When I was at Parsons, there were maybe three girls in the whole program, it was crazy. Pinterest is heavily geared towards women and I wanted to be using more of that imagery and energy, trying to make something that a lot of people really make fun of, things that are reductive to something that was additive.”

— Petra Cortright

Digital art of Joël Guzman

Working on CGA Colour Mode digital artist from Toronto Joël Guzman creates surreal scenes in Instagram format

Mahyar Kalantari

Turkish artist Mahyar Kalantari creates awesome digital collages and artworks that can be seen on Behance following his progress on a timeline of a few last years

Digital art of Nate Rodriguez-Vera

Brooklyn-based motion designer and digital artist from Puerto Rico - Nate Rodriguez-Vera shares his experiments on Instagram and personal website

100 Simulations by Kirill Maksimchuk

Western-Russia artist Kirill Maksimchuk shares the leftovers from his commission work for DJ Carnage. After a successful sing off of 2 versions shown above artist went mad and created 100 variations of it

GONE by Romain Trystram

Futuristic illustrator Romain Trystram returns with a new visual story GONE

Digital Art by Federico Picci

Florence based graphic design student Federico Picci has already gained an interest from creative by achieving a nice results in CG on his latest projects

S~U~R by Andreas Barden

Balancing between video art and motion design experiment "S~U~R" is a next self-initiated piece composed by visual artist Andreas Barden

Digital art of Tishk Barzanji

"Predominantly focusing on the intricate details that go unnoticed in everyday life, Tishk Barzanji unveils an immersive exploration of space and colour, delving into the topics of digital art, graphic design and photography, in turn transforming the mundane into the extraordinary. "

"Channeling Mondrian, Magritte and Ken Price as major influences due to their iconic consideration of colour and juxtaposition, Barzanji creates surreal digital landscapes that capture his curiosity regarding the structure, diversity of cultures and atmosphere that consume his new home environment, altering perceptions along the way." text Alice Harrison via People of Print

Leonardoworx

Italian digital artist known as Leonardoworx shares his latest explorations of digital world and environments

Hacked Roomba Robot Paints like Pollock

Has no doubts we are close to robot revolution but meanwhile can enjoy things they do while manipulated by people. Japanese artist HYde JII has modified a robotic vacuum cleaner to paint on canvas. He modified the 15-year-old iRobot Roomba last year, which now goes under the name Head-kun (Mr. Head). 

He attached tubes and plastic bottles filled with paint to the Roomba and programmed it so it could shuffle about and drizzle paint as it went along. So far it's produced two abstract pieces, Spring Worm Hole (2014) and the rather fetching Spring Starburst (2015). 

Spring Starburst (2015). Photos by ATOM

Spring Wormhole (2014). Photos by ATOM

Daily Digital Art challenge by Beeple

Mike Winkelmann know as Beeple (previously) got himself in a pole-position with his own creativity and challenged it to do an artwork a day. You may follow his popular Instagram account to keep an eye on his mind-bending digital promises

Short Films by Sam Cannon

Sam Cannon is an artist and director based in NYC. Her personal work focuses on the manipulation of time, space, and the human form. Living somewhere between still photography and video, her images explore the way we interact with never-ending moments in the age of the 15 second clip. 

Sam has also used her gif art for advocacy. She has been involved with anti-bullying campaigns, and recently used gif art to create portraits of young muslim women breaking stereotype.

14 ways to say I Love You with Digital Art

Designcollector premieres a fresh issue from digital art platform and net auction Sedition. Started 5 years ago the new platform quickly grown as a leading place to buy and sell digital pieces of famous and new-coming artists. This a unique place were you can eventually own Damien Hirst or Tracey Emin for less then a 100$, worth to mention you can trade it back by operating solely inside the platform environment.

Tracey Emin, You Touch My Soul

To celebrate the nightmare of all introverts and lonely hearts - the upcoming St Valentines, Sedition asked us to find 14 easy ways to say that 3 complicated words "I Love You" and of course with art. By giving a digital art you can surprise your mom, fellow, partner, lover, ex or even a dog with a new way you treat them. Of course there is no heavy burden to explain the meaning behind a contemporary piece you selected for this case. Love needs no explanation. Art neither. 

Enjoy our selection of 14 ways to say I Love You with Digital Art below. Click on the work and feel free to gift it away

Tracey Emin

Tim Noble & Sue Webster

Karoline Georges

Our Profile Kiss

Emma Coyle

Tease 10

Octavian Mielu

Deep Red

Iury Lech

Transmorph Realities

Mister Westrup

Art of Seduction

Natacha Merritt

Caviar

Richard Johnson

Still Life (All Art is Unstable)

Stanley Casselman

Evolution One Emma

Glenn Marshall

Star Girl

Aristarkh Chernyshev

The Three Graces

Ramiro Baldivieso

How Much Do You Want Me To Want You?

J-Dade

Quantum View, Woman Wearing a Party Dress, Lipstick & Sunglasses Signed

Neon Digital World of Jess Audrey Lynn

Created for FELT Magazine  Jess Audrey Lynn's 3D CGI compositions are more than just a digital works. Lynn is one of the few internet artists consistently giving their followers a unique look into their personal lives. As an artist, she says she relies not only on her internal emotions, but her dreams and past experiences. 

Mondegreen

Set in a surreal museum of mishearing, 'Mondegreen' features a series of kinetic sculptures each representing a different word that sounds like 'Found'.

The film is part of an ongoing initiative to keep pushing ourselves both technically and creatively and was made in collaboration with Esteban Diácono. The brooding soundtrack was composed by Echoic Audio.

Design, direction and animation: Found & Esteban Diácono
Music and sound design: Echoic Audio

Code through a lense by Future Deluxe

A series of physical light & projection based experiments all shot in camera. Directed, created and produced by Future Deluxe for Intel.

Dark Digital Art of Billelis

Featured once with Engraved Entomology series Billelis is back with his new set of dark digital art you will only need to explore with the lights turned off. View them in full glory on Behance and follow artist on Instagram

Carpe Noctem

Portrait of a Saint

Morbid Attraction

Transcending Boundaries

Butterflies flap, a wild ocean rages and a waterfall cascades through the space in teamLab’s digital art exhibition, currently on show at Pace London.

In the mind, there are no boundaries between ideas and concepts, they are inherently ambiguous and influence and interact with each other. In order for ideas and concepts to be expressed in the real world it is necessary to have a physical material substance through which they are mediated. Boundaries are created when ideas and concepts are materialized in the real world.

Within the digital domain, art is able to transcend physical and conceptual boundaries. Digital technology allows art to break free from the frame and go beyond the boundaries that separate one work from another. Elements from one work can fluidly interact with and influence elements of the other works exhibited in the same space. In this way, the boundaries between art pieces dissolve.

teamLab (f. 2001, Tokyo, by Toshiyuki Inoko) is an interdisciplinary group of ultra-technologists whose collaborative practice seeks to navigate the confluence of art, technology, design and the natural world. Rooted in the tradition of ancient Japanese Art and contemporary forms of anime, teamLab operates from a distinctly Japanese sense of spatial recognition, investigating human behavior in the information era and proposing innovative models for societal development