Art and Technology refers to the intersection of artistic expression and technological innovation. This category encompasses various forms of creative work that utilize technology as a medium or tool, such as digital art, computer-generated imagery, interactive installations, and virtual reality experiences. It highlights the ways in which technology influences the creation, distribution, and experience of art. Artists in this field often explore themes related to the impact of technology on society, culture, and human perception. The collaboration between artists and technologists can lead to new forms of artistic expression and redefined boundaries of what constitutes art. As technology continues to evolve, so too does its role in the artistic process, prompting ongoing dialogue about the implications of integrating technology in creative practices.
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