Pedro J. Costa
Carlos J. Costa
ABSTRACT
From the beginning of the Internet Age artists found this medium a good field of expression and diffusion of their works. In this paper we start by introducing the wider context of New Media Art and explore the features of this area, illustrating with some examples. The artistic environment of contemporary art is achieved as a fundamental background for Internet Art. It is in this context that we proposed the Webstorm project.
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- WebStorm: mixing brainstorming with art in the web
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