Two Digital Visual Artists

Two digital visual artists Since the foundation of human existence, the practice of visual art exists, and the continuous progress of human beings is obvious. These customs are constantly evolving not only in art but in all areas of men's life. From the beginning we have cave mural paintings or finger paintings. These creatures may understand why, when, when, and how they do not understand, but these creatures may understand that other people may do the same thing I do not. From these basic art works, you can draw concepts, ask questions, think about specific ideas and improvements.

Vibeke Bertelsen is a digital artist and creative coder living in Copenhagen, Denmark. Since 2010, she is a member of the collective Octbura Vertigo and has created large-scale visual installation and lighting design projects both at home and abroad. In addition to these large projects, she also created a web-based experience for Instagram and short animation (which attracted thousands of fans)

A 33 year old visual artist spent 20 years in undocumented life in the USA, announced it in digital celluloid, making a poster without a prisoner a member of a production company. . From now until May 5th, he has 6 lectures (about art!), Of course he built two alternating, unbroken and broken-hearted network series, Undocumented and Awkward, and Osito. Salgado is also a voice that is extremely needed in our current political situation. We usually do not listen to people who grew up in this country without a document. They tend to live in the shadows - but Salgado is ready to make some fuss. He is representative of his experience as a brown, loud, very proud human life and an undocumented Queer living in this country.

Jeffrey Yip is a new media artist in Oakland, California. He is very interested in the intersection of art and technology and often uses digital media to create an environment and improve the overall experience by combining visualization and sound. One of the areas he is currently practicing is projection mapping. Through light, sound, and sculpture, this technology allows Jeffrey to combine the digital world with physics. Animation was superimposed on his geometric sculpture and then combined with organic and synthetic sounds to create symbiosis of various media.