About the Author

David Scott Leibowitz brings over forty years of fascination with photography, video art, and computers to his current position as a pioneer in the developing medium of digital fine art. Mr. Leibowitz is part of a new generation of artists who are redefining the boundaries of both fine arts and popular culture. Having come of age during the information revolution, his work merges an appreciation for film, video, and photography, the plastic arts, with an affinity for the latest computer technology. Mr. Leibowitz has pursued his personal interest in creating a new visual language through the use of photography, videography, 3D renderings, and collage assembled on the Macintosh platform. At the turn of the century, he designed the searchable website Leibo.net as a living, ever changing portal into his world. It extensively documents this artist’s evolution of imagery into the digital age, and is updated constantly with new work. In 2008, he began making art on a new computing platform, Apple’s iPhone, and then, with its introduction, the iPad. Using dozens of apps, he is now creating art as new as the latest photo/art apps release. In 2009, he co-developed his iPhone app, “iCreated”, with developer Andrew Stone, dedicated to promoting iPhone and iPad art via a gallery of international artists, and creating a visual link between mobile art and applications. Mr. Leibowitz is also one of the founding directors and board members of iAMDA, the International Association of Mobile Digital Artists, an organization formed in 2010 and dedicated to promotion and education related to mobile digital art. With a multitude of images, the latest tools and techniques, and a refined artistic sensibility, Mr. Leibowitz, camera still in hand, continues his pursuit of new methods to match new visions.