I see how the tech changes the perceived value of various skills (e.g. painting), but it seems to me that the underlying mechanics of art and creativity are left fundamentally unchanged regardless of technological innovation. Choosing where to direct the tools, what questions we use them to ask and reflect on, seems like the next step--the struggle in accepting their existence is transitory.
I see how the tech changes the perceived value of various skills (e.g. painting), but it seems to me that the underlying mechanics of art and creativity are left fundamentally unchanged regardless of technological innovation. Choosing where to direct the tools, what questions we use them to ask and reflect on, seems like the next step--the struggle in accepting their existence is transitory.