Welcome to ArtDig.

My name is Enzo Gentile , Creative Technologist and Electronic Engineer. For years, I have dedicated myself to exploring digital expressive potentials. I brought this research into teaching, with extensive experience as a professor at prestigious institutions such as the Academies of Fine Arts of Brera (Milan) and Verona, and through international collaborations on topics such as Interaction Design, Creative Coding, VR and AI.

I created this space as a thought laboratory to explore the sometimes complex but always fascinating dialogue between art and technology.
A critical observatory on the global dialogue between art and technology. Each week, we analyze and synthesize the most significant contributions from the most authoritative international sources, offering an essential resource for professionals, researchers, and anyone who wants to deeply understand the cultural transformations of our time.

Methodology and Vision
Unique Approach: Each week, an advanced curation system examines dozens of publications from the most authoritative international industry journals. From this rigorous selection, a specialized artificial intelligence generates a critical essay that does not just summarize, but connects ideas, highlights trends, and offers new perspectives on the global debate.

Furthermore, every month, this research work converges into a deep-dive podcast. A dialogue that revisits and connects the key themes of the weekly essays, offering a reasoned synthesis in audio format, available on our website and on all major listening platforms.

Who it’s for
This space is designed for those who are not content with the surface: professionals from the creative and technological worlds, academics, students, and discerning readers seeking critical and rigorous analysis to navigate the complex dynamics between art and innovation. The goal is to provide a tool for study and reflection that goes beyond simple news to offer a reasoned synthesis.

ArtDig is not just a blog, but a thought laboratory that explores how computational aesthetics, virtual reality, and AI are shaping the future of culture and our perception of the world.