Certainly for the time being we are doing fine, mesmerized by all the new technology, busy playing with all of our latest electronic toys. Unfortunately, most people consider that totally normal. I would have instantly identified and anxiously promoted that. It even has a lilting ring in this era of mass electronic consumption, that some have called a mania. It has always been difficult to separate painting from decoration.
Music has the same type of entertaining association listened through the ear.
In Art it is technique that vacillates in and out of popularity, like supplying some form of fickle public entertainment. Though in the arts different periods or techniques have run their course, such evidence does not preclude an automatic end. Right now a youthful public is tuned into and mesmerized by technique. They are anticipating, busy watching, waiting and rapidly consuming the latest electronic treasures to hit the marketplace. If they keep doing that fix, in time they will feel like they have been left alone on a hot dry desert wanting a cool and refreshing drink of water.