Reflections of post-modern perception on digital art

Art of the 21st century is the formation of a post-individual, "subject", who designs by placing art at the center of life. Diversified art questions what the boundaries between high-end culture, popular culture, art and everyday experience should be. The aim of this research is the historical aesthetic understanding of digital art and technology, emphasizing the importance of complementing science and digital art in the future by addressing the desire for self-expression, the idea of evaluating the world in different ways with post-modern thought, and how in the next twenty-five years, the "Enigmatic age" is to present indications as to whether or not it will be the century of the super-intelligent society that creates the best ideas, technology and art. This research mainly examines the future of art and the 21st century artist's thoughts on the understanding of art they derive from their creation. This study offers answers about where art has its place in the digital algorithm order. In this study, answers to these questions will be provided; can the fragmented identities and post-modern perception be conveyed through art in the 21st century reality through digital art? Or does it interpret itself based on the formations of the age?