Dialogue Between Digital and Traditional Art
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This paper examines the evolving relationship between digital and traditional art, exploring how both forms engage in a dynamic dialogue that reshapes contemporary artistic practice. Through qualitative analysis of literature, artist case studies, and visual comparisons, the study identifies key intersections in technique, materiality, and audience engagement. Findings reveal that digital and traditional media increasingly coexist within hybrid artistic processes, challenging conventional notions of authenticity, authorship, and material presence. While traditional art maintains its tactile and historical depth, digital art introduces new modes of interactivity, accessibility, and sensory experience. Together, they contribute to a broader redefinition of artistic expression in the post-digital age. The study concludes that the convergence of digital and traditional art reflects a cultural and philosophical synthesis, affirming art’s capacity to adapt, integrate, and innovate across evolving technological landscapes.
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