Digital transformation reshapes how art is created, shared, and experienced in contemporary society. Artists and media professionals use digital tools, platforms, and technologies to push creative boundaries, blending traditional techniques with innovations like virtual spaces, interactive media, and algorithm-driven design. This shift expands the possibilities of artistic expression while redefining audiences as active participants. As a result, contemporary art and media practices evolve into dynamic experiences that challenge conventional ideas of authorship, ownership, and creativity. Digital Transformations in Contemporary Art and Media Practices explores how digital technologies transform the creation, distribution, and experience of contemporary art and media. It examines the impact of these changes on artistic practices, audience interaction, and concepts like authorship, originality, and ownership. This book covers topics such as mass communications, visual thinking, and digital media, and is a useful resource for media and communications professionals, artists, academicians, researchers, and scientists.
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