A good friend of mine that teaches at local university is almost exclusively digital these days. If you purchase his work, you need to supply your own screen and playback engine to view it. You are buying the digital file, usually video or animation, and then it's up to the collector to determine how its viewed (TV, computer, projection etc.)
A good friend of mine that teaches at local university is almost exclusively digital these days. If you purchase his work, you need to supply your own screen and playback engine to view it. You are buying the digital file, usually video or animation, and then it's up to the collector to determine how its viewed (TV, computer, projection etc.)
That’s interesting.