EP56｜科技藝術早在達文西時代就出現了！當代藝術和科技藝術沒有高低之分 feat.阿亂

from 藝樣思考 · host 郭彥甫

在藝術圈熟悉融合科技藝術、發行NFT的阿亂，今天要帶來科技藝術的見解；他認為科技藝術就是把在當代能接觸到最先進的材料，來做出有趣的作品。而隨著 AI 時代來臨，雖然許多人懼怕 AI 強大的演算能力，甚至會被取代，但阿亂深信，只要面對，就可以找出和 AI 的相處之道。 🗣️ 主持人：郭彥甫 🗣️ NFT藝術家：阿亂 🎧本節目由【聲歷其境】製作播出 ✉️ 合作洽談請聯繫凱特經紀 [email protected] -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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EP56｜科技藝術早在達文西時代就出現了！當代藝術和科技藝術沒有高低之分 feat.阿亂

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