Inventive technocratic masters, true geniuses standing at the crossroads of art and science, striking in their depth of thought and power of imagination, refined beauty, and unusual aesthetics, as before in the history of art, are predicted to become our next Leonardo da Vinci, Jan Vermeer, Vincent van Gogh, Kazimir Malevich, Pablo Picasso, and Andy Warhol, and we invite you to discuss the art of the future here. All new superstars of art are welcome! Discuss trends and ideas that can shape tomorrow with logical, scientifically proven arguments. Our visitors can communicate, complain about speculative and false trends, and demonstrate why something is wrong. Nothing is as stable as science, governments, and super wealth. So all trends and artists supported by science, governments, or the rich club have the potential to become long-term giants in art, equaling or even surpassing such masters as Hieronymus Bosch, Gustav Klimt, Salvador Dali, and Damien Hirst. And if we are talking about new things, we must remember how quickly everything escalates and develops in the Internet age. Kevin Systrom launched the Instagram app only in 2010. However, it is now so active with so many accounts that browsing Instagram has become more attractive than leafing through Pablo Picasso catalogs, more exciting than going to museums, and Instagram is watched worldwide!
Even in hyperrealist virtual worlds, art will always remain art: symbol, grotesque, metaphor, and absurdist joke, beautifully executed composition, old and new artistic techniques, but not life itself.
Science has more things to discover, I believe. This is unfortunate, but art has reached its limits sooner than science. You can endlessly compose something, but the shock of the new will not be ignited anymore. Science is still here to discover and manufacture new materials, improve energy generation, play with artificial life forms, do faster and faster robots, invent ways to travel to the stars, resurrect the dead, cure deadly diseases, and many more. Art is nearly fully exhausted by centuries of art making. All styles and general compositions in two and three dimensions are invented. Art served as a bridge of hope for the future, and science became such power because people were century upon century cultured by art and religion to live in cooperation. Let's hope for perfection as the future of art making. The era of inventors in art is probably gone.