Art and the Screen is a 3D visual work that seeks to inspire discussion on the future of art and its present nature in relation to its history. All artwork in the present, no matter how grounded in reality they may seem, now lives in an abstract and liminal space owing to the development of technology. Every piece of work is sucked into the digital space that we now call home—no matter the medium—and becomes part of the endless catalog of inspiration for future generations. I see art metaphorically as a vast, amorphous body of water that drowns individual works, and this nature exists behind a screen that acts like a being of infinite storage and knowledge.