But at the same time, much of this makes for some fascinating, if unintentional, cyber art.
New media artist Chris Shier is the digital alchemist behind some of internet's most mind-bending cyber art.
She founded a cyber-arts magazine, Cuarto de Quenepón, a quarterly journal that uses the Internet to disseminate information about Puerto Rico's art scene and publishes the work of local and international filmmakers, performers, artists and writers.
Artists' dependence on modern technology has reached its highest level yet, and not just in cyber-art.
At the airport, I'd seen banners advertising "Media City Seoul 2000," a huge exposition of video and cyber-art installations from around the world at the Metropolitan Museum downtown.
The growing popularity of cyber-art -- which more than any other art form, some would say, is dependent on technology -- is leading more art historians to appraise the complex relationship between science and art.
In his book "Technological and Social Change in the Middle Ages," the American scholar Lyn White draws a parallel to cyber-art's cold war origins, showing how the introduction of the stirrup into Europe during the eighth century and the heavy iron plow in the tenth laid the foundations for medieval art and civilization.
Curated by Silvia Burini and Matteo Bertelé, Capital of Nowhere is being held at Università Ca' Foscariand features the work of artists from St . Petersburg-basedCyland, a cyber media arts lab, and CSAR (The Center for Studies on the Arts of Russia). .
Seriously check out his video archive and try not to get lost in some sort of Cyber Tekno Art wormhole.
In this paper we discuss the state of art of cyber physical systems and smart utilities.
