Telematic art

Telematic art is when people connect and make art together using technology. It's like when you and your friend call each other on the phone and draw pictures at the same time, but instead of just using the phone, artists use all kinds of technology like computers, cameras, and microphones to create their art.

Let's say you have a special camera that can take pictures and send them to your friend's computer instantly. You could use this camera to take pictures of things around your house or in your neighborhood, and your friend could use their computer to turn those pictures into a cool art project. Maybe they can add funny filters or colors, or even turn the pictures into a moving animation.

Telematic art can also happen in real-time, which means that artists can work together at the same time even if they are in different parts of the world. They can use video chats or special software to chat and share ideas while creating their art.

So, telematic art is a way for artists to communicate and collaborate using technology, creating unique and interactive art that can be both virtual and physical. It's like having a virtual art studio that spans across the world, where people can create, learn and explore together.