Many of the works are created on the surface of flat-screen TV panels, unlike traditional board and canvas.  Others appear on roll-up home movie screens.  Some incorporate old technologies like cell phones and tablets.  Others utilize unconventional materials as well, such as fine glass, epoxy resin, aluminum oxide, coal slag, shaved aluminum, copper, dry pigments, selenite crystals, and more.  The use of unconventional materials opens the discussion about new art using old technologies and materials.  Many would say that above all, art endures. It not only outlasts new technologies, but uses the old technologies, not for their technological value, but as a material ingredient for art creation.