As our world recovers and revitalizes from the pandemic, we're about to embark on another Renaissance, this time; we're living in the Digital Renaissance. Looking back throughout history, the outcome of the pandemics created many innovations, the collapse of social, political, economic, and cultural barriers, and have us confront our morals and mortality.

Many people are baffled by the concept that anything digital can hold any value. Value is as subjective as the taste in art. So what is so unique about Beeples' work when anyone can replicate and download the digital artwork infinitely? What does value mean in this context?

Our culture and history have been undervaluing and overlooking the role of artists as innovators. Other professionals underutilize creativity as it's an attribution of the artist. Can innovation occur without imagination?