Exhibition of Computer Graphics "Digital Dreams"

May 30 at 12.00 in the Kaluga Museum of Fine Arts (ul. Lenin, 103, second floor) will open the exhibition of masterpieces of computer graphics "Digital Dreams".

Contemporary art is in a continuous search for new forms, tools and materials. Inspiration can come from everywhere. But what if, instead of a canvas, the interface of a computer program opens before the artist, and instead of a brush and paints, a stylus appears in the hand? The creative workshop is moving… into a virtual environment!

“Digital Dreams” is a bright international project of the Art Center, dedicated to one of the most popular and dynamically developing areas of modern culture - digital art. The collection combines selected creations of professionals from all over the world, selected from more than 10,000 works. The geography of the project participants covers three continents: Russia, Poland, Italy, Spain, Great Britain, Brazil, China, the USA and many other countries.

The exhibition presents all the popular areas of computer graphics: photo art (creating surrealistic collages based on photographs), digital painting (paintings made using a graphics tablet), 3D graphics (three-dimensional digital “sculptures”). You will be convinced that the creation of digital works requires not only a masterful mastery of modern computer technologies, but also many years of practice, meticulous hone your skills, deep theoretical knowledge and, of course, boundless imagination and inexhaustible imagination!

So, if the question of the confrontation between traditional and digital art does not leave you indifferent, if you yourself hold a stylus, a brush or a pencil and want to learn the secrets of the skill of recognized aces, finally, if you just want to add colors and magic to everyday life - we invite you to head immersed in the fantastic "Digital Dreams"!

The exposition space features 73 works by artists from different countries. A variety of subjects, the volume of fantasy images, spatial scale allow us to state that modern computer art has confidently gained its niche and has become an integral part of the life and work of people from all over the world.

The exhibition runs until July 21, 2019.