Top 5 Art

Trends For
2022

Virtual Art Events

The trend for virtual art has seen an exponential boost

from the Covid-19 pandemic. Out of necessity, virtual art
events have adapted and become more sophisticated,
allowing artists to reach increasingly global audiences
even during a period where most people can no longer
travel.
Museums, galleries, and even art festivals such as Burning
Man have turned to online platforms to create virtual artistic
experiences. These art events are available digitally so that
audiences can enjoy them anywhere in the world, all from
the comfort of their homes.
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3D Motion Graphic
Design

3D art and motion graphics are also on an

upward trend as technology enables us to
enjoy art from home. But digital art isn't
limited to your computer or phone screen.
Artists like Vadim Soloviov are using 3D
motion graphics in an outdoor setting to
create digital outdoor exhibits and usher
in a new interpretation of "street art."
Crypto Art

Crypto art continues to grow in popularity in the digital

world. 2021 saw many groundbreaking moments for crypto
artists, with record-breaking sales and increased awareness
of NFTs. The popularity of crypto art looks set to reach even
greater heights in 2022 as mainstream artists begin to
adopt the medium.
 Appreciation for Nature
While many 2022 art trends focus on technology, there's also a
counter-trend for nature-focused artworks. Nature has always been a
popular theme in art as a form of escapism While many 2022 art
trends focus on technology, there's also a counter-trend for nature-
focused artworks. Nature has always been a popular theme in art as
a form of escapism from the stress of modern city life. Artists seek
reconnection with the natural world and offer audiences some
much-needed escapism from the confines of their living rooms.
Other artists embrace nature themes as a commentary on the
global climate crisis and represent the climate struggle through
their ar the stress of modern city life. Artists seek reconnection with
the natural world and offer audiences some much-needed escapism
from the confines of their living rooms. Other artists embrace nature
themes as a commentary on the global climate crisis and represent
the climate struggle through their art.
The Memphis
Revival

Alongside the neon trend is another bold and bright trend,

the revival of Memphis art. This colorful geometric art style
was first seen in the 1980s but is making a comeback in art,
interiors, and fashion.