This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.

A Brief History of Digital Art delves into the evolution of artistic creation through the lens of technology, tracing how artists have embraced computers and digital tools to redefine the boundaries of art. From early experiments in computer-generated images in the 1960s to today's immersive virtual realities and interactive installations, this book highlights the pioneers who transformed pixels and code into new forms of expression. It explores key milestones, including the rise of digital painting, algorithmic art, and the influence of the internet on art distribution and collaboration.

The book also examines how digital art challenges traditional concepts of originality, authorship, and the art market itself, reflecting broader cultural shifts in the digital age. Through engaging examples and critical insights, A Brief History of Digital Art reveals how technology continues to expand creative possibilities, making art more accessible, dynamic, and interactive than ever before. Whether you're a digital artist, technophile, or curious reader, this concise overview showcases the vibrant, ever-evolving world of art in the digital era.