Creating digital art for posterity | Alex May | TEDxBucharest

If "Monalisa" managed to resist for more than 500 years as a piece of art, what happens to the digital art created nowadays? Will it be reachable in the future? Will the code written today be applicable or even preservable for 50, 500 or 5000 years?

Alex May | Visiting Research Fellow: Artist in Residence | University of Hertfordshire | www.alexmayarts.co.uk | Alex May is a digital artist and Visiting Research Fellow: Artist in Residence with the computer science department of University of Hertfordshire and a Digital Media Arts MA sessional lecturer at the University of Brighton. He has performed art at Tate Modern and Watermans, and exhibited internationally including at the Science Gallery in Dublin, the Rockefeller Arts Center at State University of New York, and the Grande Halle de la Villette in Paris.

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