While artists were keenly interested in innovations such as radars, microwaves and computers, the rich potential of modern technologies as tools in art only began to be explored as access increased in the 1950s and beyond. World conflict too led to the unprecedented movement of people and exchange of ideas and set in motion conditions for what was to become an increasingly globalised society. Movements such as Modernism, Futurism, Abstraction and Op art responded to the rapid evolution of transport and communications systems, and to new scientific discoveries made as a consequence of war.
Conceptually, the origins of digital art can be traced back to ideologies present in the avant-garde art movements of the first half of the 20th century.
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