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a cave

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No phone reception. No wi-fi. No TV. No radio. This is the real sound of the underground. A blank canvas. Well, not exactly blank – look at those walls: what do you see when you look there? Can you see faces? Patterns? They’re not really there you know – just like there aren’t any scorpions or bears or hunters up in the night sky. No, they’re just dot-to-dot pictures invented by some forgotten caveman. The universe is random: only man tries to give it a pattern. To make it mean something.

It reminds us of being here. Back in the cave. A member of your family once lived here. Let’s start all over again.

DIGITAL ART

It is the creation of visualizations by coding and writing algorithms of various datas. Digitalized and computed datas possess both practical and empirical values. As the aesthetical aura is also gained now, we are able to communicate with the data on levels of sensory, emotion, mental and spiritual. Existing in a digital world makes the art available to everyone for editing, contributing and let them leave their very own traces, like the cave walls once did in 20.000 B.C.

CAVE ART

From the very beginning of the existence, mankind produce, augment and store data . Their gathering habit was born in dark and wet underground caves which were their first sanctuaries. There, they did not only create data but also the first data base aesthetic. During the high paleolitic era, the Homo Sapiens turned that caves into gallery spaces. The cave walls were the frames to tell those times perception of environment. These kind of productions are similar to todays data processings, like accumulating it in a virtual wall of our digital caves.

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DIGITAL CAVE

The digital world of today is a indeed a dark borderless cave which is full of webs. A cave closed to outland yet always in an interact with its alikes. The cave doors are strongly shut as it is waiting to be decrypted in its own way, just like; to read a real cave wall, one needs to decrypt the intention that created it. Indeed, figures on a real cave wall possess functional values besides the aestheticals. Also now, the digital space possess the aesthetical values besides the functionals too.