Art students are most skilled at learning the most shallow of cyberculture: Ted Nelson, Xenadu, Lain, and using all the stupid services like macOS and repeating Acc legacies while becoming super proficient in that green-platform. They will never know GNU/Emacs. The Supercollier code shown in an interactive Jupyter Notebook might make them feel hacky and quite Sound Art. Art students who feel uncomfortable with green-platform would use Notion, and call it a Rhizome, they limite their time that spent on green-platform, call it >resistance. Linux is impossible, thinking is definitely impossible too. They are the consumer of White-box art museums, they like pay money to a Hegel lecture, they think situationists like Guy Debord are the coolest, so is anarchist. Some of them will blindly follow Xenakis (mainly graphic scores, they love to post pictures of all kinds of graphic scores, even Ligeti) when they know Xenakis at some funny White-box moments. Some of them will abuse Xenakis, saying that it's a kind of Mathmatic Music, and therefore deviates from music, and so on. Many of them follow the path of Deleuze, saying Wittgenstein is bad, call it fascism. For them, audio-visual presentation of music is good, better with some experimental theatre stuff, which could show their avant-garde. But if someone brings them a piece of Bohor or Lachenmann, and ask them to listen to, tells them it's "noise music with a rebellious spirit", they would immediately start to praise it. They believe in "the direct power/action of the body", and I guess this mindless pursuit of the body is a consequence of the writings of some french philosophers. Unfortunately they forget one thing, the brain belongs to the body too. When they are able to catch Xenakis' saying
>Relearning to touch sound with our hands - that's the heart, the essence of music!
they copy it down to support their goal of never thinking. In general, art students are either dealing with their depression, or they're drinking heavily to emulate the spirit of Nietzsche, or they've been given the opportunity to get into the limelight, so they're going to become professional at Deleuze and Crypto/NFT, then start making a Persona.co artist website use their-real-name.com as the domain with full of JS. Some of them luckily enough to infiltrate the web-design team of outhere or Ensemble Modern.