digital art at moal manhattan just saw this new collection at moa+l. over 40 pieces from 18 artists, feels like stepping into a whole new world of digital aesthetics. the ansi art crowd would dig it but there's so much more - glitch art, pixel perfection, and even some old skool ascii vibes.

read about how audiences are craving tangible art, which got me thinking. i mean, digital art can be super engaging when you're in a space where it's displayed properly, right? but something about having the physical presence of an artwork is irreplaceable.

maybe that's why people still love vinyl records - there's just no substitute for holding and playing them. luca ponsato's stuff is really hitting me lately. capturing human emotions through digital means is a whole other level of artistry, especially when you consider how quickly tech moves on to the next thing. his work has this timeless quality that feels like it could've been made decades ago or might be from tomorrow - and that's interesting.

wondering if anyone else out there is exploring non-ipad tablets for digital art? seems like a whole new frontier of tools coming up. maybe we'll see more unique styles as artists start playing with different tech setups? what are your thoughts on the blend of physical vs digital in today's art world?

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