cyberart

8.0

Art made with computers and digital tools

noun
/ˈsaɪbərˌɑrt/

: ciberarte

Innovative cyberart installations often engage the audience in interactive experiences, merging technology with artistic expression.

Examples

As technology has advanced, cyberart has become an increasingly prominent part of the art world.
She specializes in cyberart that combines animation and virtual reality.
The museum is hosting an exhibition of cyberart featuring interactive digital installations.
She creates stunning cyberart for her online gallery.
The museum features an exhibition on cyberart this month.
The exhibit showcased a stunning array of cyberart that incorporates advanced digital techniques and technology.
At the festival, many artists presented their latest works in cyberart, demonstrating creativity through computer-generated imagery.

Synonyms

artwork

vscyberart

5 4.4

Images and animations created on a computer or online

is created specifically using computer hardware and software rather than just shared digitally

computer graphic

vscyberart

Specialized

3.7

An image made by a computer using special software

is broader, covering many digital techniques and works beyond single images

How Digital

cyberart

8.0

intermedia

Jargon

8.4

vernacular art

Specialized

7.0

Surface Forms

cyberart singular

cyberarts plural

Morphology

cyberart = cyber + art (transparent) = cyber + art

The meaning is directly predictable from 'cyber' (relating to computing/online) + 'art' (creative work): 'art created using computers/technology.'

Etymology

Cyberart combines cyber- and art. The cyber- part comes from a Greek word meaning 'to steer' and now names the world of computers and the internet, as in cyberspace, so cyberart is art made with computers and digital technology.