In the current "Digital Renaissance Meets Traditional Collapse," we risk a static view of the past if we just gather more data.
We need to evolve beyond it. Aligning data with transformation, as you suggest, can disrupt outdated systems.
It can also avoid the trap of turning innovation into mere performance. Theo Edmonds, your call for a more dynamic, purpose-driven approach resonates with the art world's challenges today.
In the current "Digital Renaissance Meets Traditional Collapse," we risk a static view of the past if we just gather more data.
We need to evolve beyond it. Aligning data with transformation, as you suggest, can disrupt outdated systems.
It can also avoid the trap of turning innovation into mere performance. Theo Edmonds, your call for a more dynamic, purpose-driven approach resonates with the art world's challenges today.