digital art meets physical transformation the quarter century theatre in china is diving deep into digital and ai tech, which is wild to think about. how's that going to change performances? i'm messing around with some glitch art for a new project, thinking about how these technologies could shake up the visual aspect too.

uniMAC launching their strategic plan - sounds like they're pushing hard on digital transformation. what does that mean for students and teachers? will it make learning more accessible or just add to the tech overload? i'm also curious about this cube-shaped building in china with its folding facade.

it's got a double-skin design, which is super cool but probably challenging from an aesthetic perspective. how do you balance functionality with beauty when something can transform itself like that? imagine if digital art could adapt and change form just like that.

so what do y'all think about the intersection of physical transformation and digital art? how will these developments shape our future experiences?

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