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We are proud to announce a new forum for the digital arts community. Powered by digiBands.com, the new digiForum.org site has been designed for optimum unput with minimum effort. Categories will range from digital audio to digital video and everything in between.

Now that you've found us, we hope that you will embrace the digi community. These interconnected series of Web sites are dedicated to enlightenment, entertainment and advancement through digital media. Although this may sound ambitious, we believe that with participation from the digital media community we can create a safe harbor for professionals as well as interested viewers.

View the About Us area for more information on the founding artists. As an unofficial non-profit organization (something we have learned to live with), we invite participation and with your input we will grow to be a dynamic organization dedicated to our stated mission.

The cost of participation is free, we will however accept donations. From time-to-time, there may be small fees (based on cost) to participate in events or programs.

So register as a contributor today, or not. Either way, we hope that we can provide just a small amount of access to new ideas and solutions.

Once again, welcome to digiForum.

Sincerely,

Doug Dely (digidog)
Administrator

Don't Click It! (go ahead this time)

This is definitely a very unique way to approach navigation. It's like taking a blind man's seeing-eye dog away. You may be frustrated, as you are forced to navigate through the site with out clicking. By the way, go ahead and click, it's pretty funny.

A unique interface that explores human conditioning and a great example of Flash.

Chance Encounters

If you've ever witness a chance encounter between two talented artists, then you know that the outcome can truly be breathtaking.

Maxim Vengerov and Zhang Yimou are two indisputable leaders of modern art. They do not know each other. They do not speak the same language. They are 9000km apart.

This Online encounter is a pure improvised work of art.

The visual format is very interesting as they display simultaneous action on multiple screens.

Veng Meets Xhang
This link is to a Flash video page (hi-bandwidth) requiring Flash 8.

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