The video you see above is from the Claudio Arango iPad art exhibit that Bogota pedestrians were treated to a few days ago. Claudio Arango used the iPad to show off stills of nude and semi-nude women. This may be the first instance in which an iPad is the medium for an art exhibit.
What's most interesting about the impromptu Claudio Arango art exhibit is the way in which it was delivered. Arango wore the iPad on a lanyard around his neck. Creepy, or avant-garde?
What's Driving This Trend
- Neck-worn Art Installations
- The use of wearable technology for art installations creates opportunities for immersive experiences and interactive displays.
- Ipad Art Exhibits
- The use of iPads as a medium for art exhibits increases accessibility and portability while also presenting a new market for technology in the art space.
- Controversial Art Displays
- Controversial art displays spark public conversation and encourage new perspectives on taboo topics.
Who This Affects Most
- Art
- Traditional art forms can integrate technology to create new and dynamic art installations that appeal to a broader audience.
- Technology
- Creative uses for technology, such as iPad art exhibits, continue to emerge and disrupt traditional industries like art and entertainment.
- Fashion
- Wearable technology and neck-worn accessories can be integrated in fashion to produce new, functional and stylish accessories.
