This study examines the impact of the digitization of art on future art criticism. The rapid evolution of digital technologies has profoundly influenced various aspects of art, fundamentally altering artists' creative processes and the ways in which they present their works. The widespread use of mobile phones and other mobile devices has increased the accessibility of art and strengthened viewer interaction.

The rise of digital art indicates a transformation in future art criticism. Art critics, in addition to traditional exhibitions, navigate virtual galleries to access artworks and evaluate them through interactive experiences. New approaches are needed to understand the aesthetic values and meanings of digital art, prompting critics to address elements such as how artworks are experienced on digital platforms, the interaction with technology, and how content is understood

Simultaneously, the future of digital art fosters a new dialogue between artists and critics. Artists, by incorporating digital technologies into their creative processes, express their works in different mediums and forms. This provides critics with opportunities to evaluate and interpret diverse types of artworks. Recognizing the uniqueness of digital art and understanding the contribution of technology to creativity is crucial for critics in shaping future approaches to criticism.

In conclusion, the ascent of digital art constitutes a pivotal factor in shaping the future of art criticism. The digitization of art empowers artists and critics to transcend traditional norms, exploring new realms of meaning. Technological innovations deepen the aesthetic values and viewer experiences of art while simultaneously transforming approaches to criticism. The future of art criticism will be shaped by approaches that understand the digital future of art, engage with technology, and evaluate new forms of meaning.