videotaiteen
Videotaiteen, or video art, is a form of contemporary art that uses video technology as its primary medium. It encompasses single-channel videos, multi-channel installations, and interactive works presented in galleries, museums, or public spaces. Unlike traditional cinema, videotaiteen is often experimental and non-narrative, emphasizing the formal and sensory possibilities of the moving image, time, and viewer perception.
The practice emerged in the 1960s and 1970s with artists such as Nam June Paik, Wolf Vostell,
Presentation and reception: Video art is commonly shown in museums, contemporary art galleries, media art centers,