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What is digital art?

Digital art encompasses a range of creative disciplines in which digital technologies are used in the production process or its exhibition.

Graphic designers, concept illustrators, and artists increasingly use computers in their work and digital media. Also, the Internet itself disseminate museum collections and the work of artists of all styles and eras. Computers and new means of digital production, processing, and distribution constitute a fertile field for the development of artistic expression.

Digital art is this relatively new and emerging form of expression. Moreover, the novelty of the medium leads to a transcendentalist of digital pieces without an adequate revision of their quality. This creates a corpus of works that probably will not pass the test of time. The novelty of the medium becomes an aesthetic category, and art critics and writers of digital culture, as well as companies that advertise new technologies, contribute to this.

Since digital art incorporates computer and digital technology, therefore the temptation is to distinguish traditional art from digital art by pointing out that the latter is technological, and the rest is not.

In conclusion, the digital technique basically consists of a medium or procedure that makes creation possible. In that sense, there is no difference between a brush and a graphic palette, but in the end, it is common to find classifications of digital art based on the medium used.