Technoetic Art

Roy Ascott on technoetic art:

A Unique Monkey King Created by Father of Technoetic Arts Professor Roy Ascott
Art is stationary conventionally. We can read it from a work of art, be it a painting, a sculpture or a drama. Technoetic art stresses interaction. You can interact with the environment, the painting and the sculpture. Our movements are making changes on them. No stationary works exist as long as there is interaction. Visitors and users are all involved in the creating of these works, whether the works are in words or in pictures. This represents a major innovation in art.

Author: Terry Madeley

Works with student data and enjoys reading about art, data, education and technology.

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