What comes next in design?

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Design has evolved a lot during all of these years. We have experimented so many things and have learned from all of them... it is true that for all art, there is a style, and we all do so in different ways, but there is also like a "fashion" to it. We follow whatever comes next in design, and we adapt to it.

I am an abstraction lover. I love to find what is hiding behind many lines and colors, but what if we could experiment with art? What if art changed from being just there to an experimental art?

With the invention of virtual reality, we are one step from getting to know another kind of art that could evolve. For me it is experimentalism. In experimentalism, we do not only look at art, but we live it. We play with it, and we feel it as part of our experience.

Why not? art has changed a lot throughout the years, and it is time for artists to take it to a whole new level. it is time to change the game and start thinking more about what makes us be who we are...

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