Even though there are many people in the world who are true lovers of art, there is a concern that art might not reach our next generations. The rise of screens—mobile phones, tablets, laptops—has changed how we consume and create art. Many people now spend more time on digital platforms, which can distract from traditional forms of art like painting, sculpture, and theater. However, technology also offers new ways to create and share art, such as digital painting, graphic design, and online galleries.

While it’s true that fewer people might engage with traditional art forms, the essence of art is evolving rather than diminishing. Art will continue to adapt and find new expressions in the digital age. Education and awareness are key to ensuring that future generations appreciate both traditional and digital art. By encouraging young people to explore various forms of art and integrate them with new technologies, we can keep the spirit of art alive and thriving.