Art Stylus is dedicated to the research, preservation, and presentation of art in the digital environment. Its aim is to explore and apply contemporary technologies that give new life to artistic collections, archives, and contemporary art, making them more accessible and interactive. Through digital exhibitions, art publishing activities, and innovative forms of presentation, Art Stylus builds a bridge between traditional and virtual art. Whether focused on research-based exhibitions, the digitization of archives, or new artistic projects, the platform functions as a space for discovery, analysis, and the sharing of cultural memory.

As Art Stylus continues to grow, the project is developing towards the establishment of a foundation dedicated to supporting artistic research, digital exhibitions, and international collaborations. By connecting traditional cultural institutions with new digital formats, the initiative aims to contribute to a sustainable model for the future of digital memory and art publishing.

Who is behind Art Stylus?
Art Stylus was founded by Tanya Mitkova (Tanya Mitkova Georgieva), who holds a Master’s degree in Computer Systems and a Master’s degree in Library and Information Technologies, with a focus on digital exhibitions, cultural heritage, and research practices in digital environments. The project brings together her professional experience and vision for the role of technology in the accessibility, archiving, and presentation of cultural values.

Currently, the work on the project is also developing within the framework of doctoral research focused on the digital preservation and presentation of contemporary and ephemeral art.

For insights, reflections, and the very real behind-the-scenes story of building Art Stylus in the digital wild — visit the creator’s blog: stylus.space
Please note: The blog is in Bulgarian. Feel free to use automatic translation for a glimpse into our process. If any questions arise, don’t hesitate to get in touch.