How To Watch Digital Art
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🧿 Where do horses go when they miss home? We sat down (well, Zoomed in) with Mongolian-born, Germany-based artist Shuree Sarantuya, whose works feel like stories told by firelight — except the campfire is your screen, while the myth is created in UnrealEngine and uploaded in 4K. Together, we unpacked two of her hauntingly beautiful digital folktales: 🐎 The Story of a Running Horse — about memory, migration, and the emotional GPS of belonging. 🧬 Curse of Staged Atavism — about our weird need to “wild camp” with Wi-Fi and the ancestral instincts that leak through our curated city lives. Can a digital garden soothe the same part of you as a real one? Is storytelling on social media the new fire circle? What’s the perfect setup for watching digital art — and does it involve a tent and a projector? °❀⋆.ೃ࿔*:･
