"In the present day and age, it can be argued that art has embedded itself into the foundation of London culture and holds a very important position in British history. There are many forms and definitions of art, the more popular definition being that art is a form of expression. It is mainly split into two categories: Traditional (fine) art and more recently, Digital art.

Our software project utilises the Kinect’s motion detection in order to produce free form digital art. This is part of a bigger research inquiry of Modern art versus Traditional Art. By carefully assessing the reaction to modern (digital) art we aim to discover whether digital art really has a place alongside the more typical traditional art forms in this 21st Century, as well as researching how it is being depicted in the art scene today. We aim to help promote interactive digital art, making artists and those interested in art more aware of its capabilities. Also we hope to highlight the impact it could have in the art scene without the limitations of Traditional art, reassuring artists in doubt that it can still hold the creative element and be used as a tool for expression.

Overall, our project gives the user the opportunity to have a personal and highly involved role in their creation, The ease of the user interface in our software project allows for a fun and relaxed experience above else and the end product of an art work that reflects the amount of passion and energy exerted by the user during its run..."