As I stare at the super-sized Apple LCD monitor sitting in front of me at the New Media Center on a Tuesday Night, I secretly appreciate the appliances helping me to create something that’s going to be a piece of art at the end of the process. I’m stimulated by the colors that come about as I boost and darken them. I forget that what's behind the super thin glass of the LCD monitor, was once used to be real. The location fades from reality into my head and into my monitor. It allows me to shape it, the way I want it.
Whether with chalk or with mouse, whether with an LCD monitor or a paper, same thing guides our hand. Our mind pumps the ideas, our heart contributes the feeling and the result is art, in its roughest and most simple way. Expression is this combination.And it is what constitutes art.Just as long as long as the tools you are using are allowing you to serve this ultimate goal, the method you are using doesn't matter.Technology in this case,serves this goal by allowing us to “change beliefs” (Truisms) and shape concepts (like we did in our situational tours). Yet none of these could be possible without the pioneers in art who were brave enough (Richard Wagner, for instance who built his opera house) to change new ways and new tools to satisfy their personal need for expression. Therefore, I think technology is in a way guiding art to find ways that are more effective in expression by stimulating both artist's and viewer's senses.