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That's well articulated - sometimes looking at pictures you almost forget how real reality looks and feels. Incidentally, the color gamut of screens should hop

by tveita 12y ago

That's well articulated - sometimes looking at pictures you almost forget how real reality looks and feels. Incidentally, the color gamut of screens should hopefully improve somewhat with next-gen screens targeting Rec. 2020. But where it really gets interesting is if the next-next-gen starts approaching the full range of human vision. At that point maybe the colors and textures available in digital art will become a strict superset of traditional paintings.

munificent 12y ago
> At that point maybe the colors and textures available in digital art will become a strict superset of traditional paintings. This may be true but it's important to remember that even then, the experience of physically being present with a work in a certain environment will always be different from looking at it in a rectangle in your room. Being there matters. Even if we have full immersive VR, there's still the experience of going there that's different.