#EdAH Art of the Next Generation: Digital Art School Exhibition Opens

How can digital technologies become a tool for creativity?

The answer can be found at the final exhibition of works created by participants of the Digital Art School, opened on 30 September in Ivano-Frankivsk as part of the “Educational-Artistic Horizons without Borders – EdAH” project.

The exhibition is hosted at the Potocki Palace complex and marks a vibrant conclusion to the School’s educational and creative activities.

The artworks were created by participants during visual arts workshops, where traditional artistic approaches were combined with modern digital tools, including 3D and VR technologies

Here, digital technologies are not simply about technology. They become a way to:

experiment with form and space;

discover new ways of creative self-expression;

engage with art in new ways;

learn through practice and experimentation.

Each artwork reflects the participants’ individual creative exploration, giving them the opportunity to experiment with new tools and discover how technology can expand the boundaries of art.

The Digital Art School has demonstrated that modern technologies do not replace creativity — they help it go beyond the familiar.

Educational and artistic experiments like these create a space where art, technology and education come together to inspire new ideas.

This publication has been produced with the assistance of the European Union. The contents of this publication are the sole responsibility of Executive Committee of the Ivano-Frankivsk City Council and can in no way be taken to reflect the views of the European Union or of the   Interreg  VI-A NEXT Romania-Ukraine Programme 2021- 2027 management structures.    

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