posted há uns dias, importa referir que o que ali se diz não deve, obviamente, ser tomado com um absoluto. Veja-se, por exemplo, como a arte de Hockney se alterou devido à sua descoberta do iphone:
"...he [Hockney]discovered one of those newfangled iPhone applications, entitled Brushes, which allows the user digitally to smear, or draw, or fingerpaint (it's not yet entirely clear what the proper verb should be for this novel activity), to create highly sophisticated full-color images directly on the device's screen, and then to archive or send them out by e-mail. Essentially, the Brushes application gives the user a full color-wheel spectrum, from which he can choose a specific color. He can then modify that color's hue along a range of darker to lighter, and go on to fill in the entire backdrop of the screen in that color, or else fashion subsequent brushstrokes, variously narrower or thicker, and more or less transparent, according to need, by dragging his finger across the screen, progressively layering the emerging image with as many such daubings as he desires."
Podeis ler o texto na íntegra em http://www.nybooks.com/articles/23176#
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