Digital Art and Design: Technologized Humanisms for Creation

Abstract

The purpose of this text is to present some evidence of how Digital Art and Design are transforming, reconfiguring their thought processes and structures, and facing the rapid technological advances. The methodological structure of this work first proposes some epistemological considerations about how digital art and design are modifying their own object production practices. Secondly, it highlights a reorganization of skills in the production of artworks and designs, as collaborative work emerges as a response to a new dynamic in creative endeavors.