Vent: The digital art at the new science museum in Denver was just static images on screens.
I expected interactive pieces or animations, but everything felt like a slideshow. Has anyone else seen a good digital art exhibit lately that actually uses the medium well?
Check out the teamLab exhibit if it tours near you. Their stuff is fully immersive and reacts to your movement. Felt like actually stepping into the art.
Actually used to think those digital art shows were just fancy screensavers. Saw a teamLab exhibit last year and it totally changed my mind. The way the light and sound wrapped around you felt completely different from just looking at a picture. It was like the art was alive and you were part of it for a little while.
Wait you had to pay to see that teamLab thing? I looked up tickets after hearing about it and almost fell over. Forty bucks just to walk into a room with lights? I guess if it really feels like you're inside the art maybe it's worth it, but man that's a lot for what sounds like a fancy projector show.