Yes, yes, yes, I seriously do think that because the dependence and reliance on the technology and all the like the digital stuffs which can also enable us to printing has destroyed the whole form of the whole art because the thing is that art in its true form is what’s more beautiful. Digital art is also good, its great, I am not against it, but the thing is that the beauty of the art which is made by an artist by doing hours of work, by putting dedication and his sweat and blood into the work, I think that is more, more, more better than an art which is made on digital platforms which are made on specific apps which literally you know enhance your paintings which literally supports the painter more than any assistant can to their artist. So I think like the technology and all the social media apps which like showcase all the paintings are good in their own way but I think they can never compare to real art and sculptures and the reason is that because something made by human by their hand is more beautiful and it’s more commendable than something which is made by the use of digital programs and stuff which literally enhance your painting in a robotic way.
Band 6+: How might the increasing reliance on technology impact traditional forms of art and creative expression?
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Yes, yes, yes, I seriously do think that the dependence on technology and all the digital stuff, which can also enable us to print, has affected traditional forms of art. The thing is that art in its true form is what's more beautiful. Digital art is also good; it's great, and I am not against it. However, the beauty of the art created by an artist through hours of work, dedication, and their sweat and blood is, I think, more valuable than art made on digital platforms or specific apps that enhance your paintings. These tools support the painter more than any assistant can. While technology and social media apps that showcase paintings are good in their own way, they can never compare to real art and sculptures. The reason is that something made by human hands is more beautiful and commendable than something created using digital programs that enhance your painting in a robotic way. Traditional art embodies the artist's unique touch and effort, which is irreplaceable by technology. In conclusion, while technology has its merits, it cannot replicate the essence of traditional art forms.
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