Interactive art and technology

The most interesting part of this reading was that fact that art and fine art is moving toward new frontiers. While this movement has been taking place for 20 years or more it is in the past decade that we have had the technology to make the dreams of artist come true. The ideas that designers and artist come up with are often impractical for everyday use but some of the programs and their functions have bits and piece found in everyday uses. So we will be using the projected image in all of our technology. But it is not the projection of the movie theater that is almost one hundred year old but the use of interactive projections that are making their way to the forefront of technology and our lives. We also watch a video clip in class where advertisement were projected on walls and printed material was almost no existent. As a designer and student this is not a very scary thing because we are being introduced to both the print world and the world of interactive design. I can only imagine the feeling that a designer from past decades gets when confronted with the task of learning new software and understanding new design techniques. But it is a fact that our world is ever changing and even students like me who are up to date on the latest technologies will eventually fall to the way side if we do not maintain the urgency to stay relevant in this world. But again the most interesting part to this article is the amount of opportunities that are opened up to the artist. The level of interactivity that can be achieved with our technology is amazing. This allows the artist o create something that I think is the greatest artistic feat. It allows them to create a piece of art work that changes with the viewer. It can also cater to the emotions and actions of the view to customize the imagery and allow for a truly unique and interactive experience. The sky is the limit with the technology available today and thing are only get more advanced it is exciting to think were the art world will be in 2030.