How do you use technology to improve your art, such as photography

In every technological development, curators of culture cringe at how changes will affect the way we understand our world, how we communicate with one another, and how nature is represented.  

Someone once told me about the essay The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction by the German sociologist Walter Benjamin argues that art because inherently devalued every time it is produced, because it become further detached from its original inspiration.

But art has come a long way WITH technology.  There is a whole style of "internet art" that uses reproducability and impersonability, thus, the internet as a springboard for vast creative opportunity.  Check out THE SECRET LIVES OF NUMBERS by Golan Levin, back in 2000 this was pretty groundbreaking.

There are definitely two sides of it, artists (and audiences!) can resist technological innovation in pursuit of true connection to nature and their work, or embrace new inventions that change their perspective of their work.

These traits are all equally important in recognizing the validity of artwork mainly due to an artists' consistent style and reputation which they have developed over a lengthy period of time. most famous paintings contain specific characteristics of the artist who created it. an appraiser would pay close attention to certain key elements within the painting, as well as an accuracy in measurement and color shade. blended textures and outlines are essential in recognizing an authentic piece from a copy. signature and imagery exist in epic proportions to balance out each trait as they coexist in harmony, depending on preference and style of each artist. no two original pieces are virtually identical, although it may be almost impossible to see discrepancy with the naked eye.

The stories some of the romanesque metalwork pieces tell are a. biblical stories. romanesque metalwork was used to decorate many churches and chapels.