LI-MA has developed and hosted various digital platforms over the years, but Living Media Art marks a shift: a more collaborative, inclusive, and interactive public space for knowledge-sharing in media art.
Shaped in collaboration with Florian van Zandwijk (studio mot) and guided by insights from our community, the platform is designed as a fluid ecosystem that evolves through use, dialogue, and feedback. It is not a finished product, but a growing tool, co-created by and for its users.
On Living Media Art, you can ask and answer questions, share research-in-progress, case studies, links, videos, books, and participate in open discussions on media art topics. It’s a place to exchange ideas, connect across disciplines, and reflect on the challenges and possibilities of digital art today.
Pilot sessions began on 1 June 2025, involving artists, curators, institutional partners, and digital practitioners. These sessions will test features, shape interaction, and inform how Living Media Art can serve as a robust resource for both professionals and the public.