Art and technology

Machine Learning Illustration designed by Kamil Sypień. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.

A round-up of portraits made using technologies new and old that explore how we see ourselves today.

Koren Shadmi Renders Technologically Critical Illustrations

‘NEW DAWN | Tools to Touch in Times Ahead is a collaborative multimedia project curated by Berlin-based photographer and creative director Tobias Faisst that features...

Matt Chinworth for Berkeley Optometry. “As amazing as the technology emerging from VR and AR companies is, if their engineers don’t fully appreciate the complexity of the human visual system, the whole thing won’t come together.” Illustration for @berkeleyoptometry Magazine Matt Chinworth illustrated a feature for Berkeley Optometry Magazine on the importance of the human touch in Virtual Reality...

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We profile revolutionary artists from Japan, from creatives experimenting with digital art to high-tech sculptors.

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Kirsch is skeptical of the digital humanities as an institution. He likens this new form of historical analysis to consumerism: we are impressed with it only because it is new and different, not because it improves upon the task it is accomplishing. Kirsch is also a bitter individualist who does not think that computers can possibly comprehend the Human Experience, and anyway, since computers are programmed by people, they cannot be any better than people.