Introduction to digital art and its various forms, including computer-generated, interactive, and virtual reality art.

Digital art is a form of artistic expression that involves the use of digital technologies such as computers, software, and digital media to create works of art. Digital art can take many forms, including computer-generated art, interactive art, and virtual reality art. Computer-generated art involves the use of software and algorithms to generate images, animations, and other forms of digital art. Artists can use a wide range of software tools and programming languages to create computer-generated art, including 3D modeling software, generative art software, and coding platforms such as Processing and OpenFrameworks. Interactive art involves the use of technology to create works of art that can respond to user input or environmental stimuli. Interactive art can take many forms, including installations, performances, and web-based projects. Artists can use a variety of technologies to create interactive art, including sensors, cameras, and custom software applications. Virtual reality art involves the use of virtual reality (VR) technologies to create immersive and interactive art experiences. VR art can take many forms, including 3D animations, immersive environments, and interactive installations. Artists can use a variety of tools and platforms to create VR art, including game engines