Venus and Picasso by Eva Hoffmann Digital on Metal 55.0 inch x 73.0 inch $5,500
In our modern age, computers and technology define almost every part of our lives. From talking on the phone to calling for takeout, we have automated so many parts of our daily lives. And now, we are even using that same technology to create art. Step into the modern age and adorn your world with some art from the industrial world.
Find Your Path by Lynne Godina-Orme Digital 47.2 inch (120.0 cm) x 47.2 inch (120.0 cm) $920
Since around the 1970s, digital art has been taking over the scene. Also called computer art, digital art is made with a computer used throughout the creative process. It’s the same artistic vision we love, but the methods are more modern and refined.
aton 47. by Jason Lincoln Jeffers Digital on Metal 40.0 inch x 30.0 inch (40.0 inch x 30.0 inch framed) $3,975
Give your space some pizzazz from the future and add some mechanical gleam to your space. It’s a great way to start a conversation, and will compliment your episode of Black Mirror playing in the background.
A Taste of Honey by Christian Løgstrup Digital on Paper 27.5 inch x 27.5 inch $700
Digital art is the future, and bring that into your home. You enjoy the modern world in every other way, then why not your art? Use that new smartphone and dial up Zatista and check out some of the dazzling digital displays for your space.
MOZART PIANO SONATA 11 by Nancy Herman Digital on Paper 29.0 inch x 29.0 inch $725
Put down the paintbrush and the chisel and pick up your computer mouse – it’s 2018! Spring into this era of art and enjoy the cutting edge of the creative world.
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