Some don't even want to consider the future themselves. For the last 20 years we have seen the world through a lens and technology. Because that's our lives these days.
Art is about technology and how it effects our lives.
Art will also continue to be about social issues. There's nothing to fear about computer art, says Patrick Gill, a World Wide Web artist and manager of the computer art labs at Rutgers University's Mason Gross School of the Arts. The computer just becomes another medium for expressing an idea. People are building Web sites that are art installations. People are working with three-dimensional media using things like computer aided manufacturing programs that pour, extrude, lathe, sand and paint an object to create a sculpture.