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Visual Arts: How does using UAV technology enable artists to create work? Are there subjects that could only be addressed by using this technology? . As a viewer, do you personally engage with artwork that uses UAVtechnology differently? Does it feel "gimmicky" or does it make you think more critically about the content? Please provide examples from links or other material you find

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1- UAV drone technology was used primarily for military & CIA use for secuirty purposes but now this UAV tech. has emegred to other areas like art . UAV technology has enabled the artist to create work because it is providing a sense of perspective which is difficult for a human eye.

for example-

• UAV drones are used on shooting of films & marriages videos.
• they are used in taking pictures from air which is impossble by regular cameras.
• with the help of UAV drone, artist can make graffiti, aerial paintings etc.

UAV technology addresses subjects like military, arts, film, defense, investigation etc which are using UAV technology in thier work.the scope of drone technology is increasing day by day so it has widen its scope from one subject to many subjects.

2- yes, i would use the UAV technology differently like as a choreographer it would be easy to choreograph the dance with 100 or more group of dancers because we can view the work of groups from the sky & make human shapes & stunts in the dance which would not be possible with the human eye to perfect the shape.

the eye of UAV drone provides the view to think critically because it provides extra set of perception which human can not achieve.

for example-

musician John Langford describes how his son has started painting graffiti drones around the city of Chicago and wonders why. He then performs his song “Drone Operator.”

Aerial photographer David Maisel discusses the power and intricacy of the aerial view. He explains what he describes as an alternate reality created by the view from above.

Kurgan and Weizman discuss the implementation and implications of new, multiplatform cartographic practices that employ drones, satellite imagery, census data, personal narratives, and onsite drawings, among other resources.

*as EA, i can answer one out of multiple questions but i tried to answer both for your help.hope these answers would help you.good luck & rate.