I read another piece you wrote on digital art being superior to analog art, with a prediction for digital art overtaking the analog art market, and I have to say, this makes me question how much appreciation you have for art? I don't doubt the market for digital art will grow. But personally, and as an artist, I have found few pieces of digital art that I don't consider ugly. There have been some exceptions in museums where I have seen interesting multimedia/film/conceptual pieces. But I wonder if, the more our world becomes digitized, the more we will come to appreciate non-digital art. Nature and art may become two of the few necessary escapes from our highly mechanized digital world.
Everything would be tokenized. I see enormous wealth being created using rails of DeFi where all kinds of settlements would eventually happen and NFTs that would allow art, music, writings etc. to be owned, traded & incentivized by people across the globe
I read another piece you wrote on digital art being superior to analog art, with a prediction for digital art overtaking the analog art market, and I have to say, this makes me question how much appreciation you have for art? I don't doubt the market for digital art will grow. But personally, and as an artist, I have found few pieces of digital art that I don't consider ugly. There have been some exceptions in museums where I have seen interesting multimedia/film/conceptual pieces. But I wonder if, the more our world becomes digitized, the more we will come to appreciate non-digital art. Nature and art may become two of the few necessary escapes from our highly mechanized digital world.
Everything would be tokenized. I see enormous wealth being created using rails of DeFi where all kinds of settlements would eventually happen and NFTs that would allow art, music, writings etc. to be owned, traded & incentivized by people across the globe