One reality, many media
Matter, image, sound, code, movement and immersive environments may belong to the same artwork.
An artistic movement founded by Cristiano Chaussard
Digitalism
The Manifesto for Digitalism
An artistic movement for a reality in which the physical and the digital can no longer be separated.
Presented during the centenary of Brazil’s Modern Art Week, with the support of PUC-SP, the manifesto proposes more than a new technique: it names the condition in which contemporary art is created.
Short film · The Manifesto for Digitalism and the New Era of Art
“Digitalism is not art made with technology. It is art made in the reality technology has transformed.”
— Cristiano Chaussard
Three essential ideas
A concise proposition.
Technology as language
Digital tools are not spectacle or ornament. They are expressive vocabulary in the artist’s hands.
The human remains the author
Technology expands perception and possibility; intention, sensitivity and authorship remain human.
Origin and continuity
A movement born from its time.
The international trajectory begins in Istanbul, taking hybrid digital works into the contemporary art circuit.
The manifesto is publicly presented during the centenary of Brazil’s Modern Art Week, with the support of PUC-SP.
Digitalism unfolds through physical works, animation, sound, augmented reality, projection, 3D environments and participation.
Digitalism in practice
The manifesto becomes experience.
Enter the interactive works and see how the movement passes from ideas to gesture, matter, sound and expanded reality.