This book investigates the evolving landscape of artistic creation within the context of digital culture. It explores how artists, researchers, and institutions navigate the intersection of art, technology, and academia, examining new methodologies and theoretical frameworks that emerge from this convergence. The collection features contributions from various practitioners and theorists, offering diverse perspectives on the challenges and opportunities presented by digital media in contemporary art practice.

This collection offers a comprehensive look at contemporary art practices shaped by digital technologies. The essays collectively highlight the dynamic interplay between artistic creation, technological innovation, and academic research. The diverse perspectives presented provide valuable insights into the methodologies and theoretical underpinnings of digital art. The book serves as a significant resource for understanding the evolving discourse in this field.