英文摘要 |
Andy Warhol, American pop artist in the 60’s, was a pioneer in conveying culture and creativity through images and videos. He once said,“In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes.”Back in his time, putting trivial daily lives on camera was a style that subverted the general public’s expectation and clashed with the pop culture of the United States. Today, however, the internet has influenced everyone’s life and digital marketing is ubiquitous as internet celebrities become influencers who not only bring a loyal fanbase to advertisers but monetize their personal brands online too. This article uses literature analysis to review Andy Warhol's video art works and search foronline videos, and compares the actual cases of Internet celebrities such as ''Youtuber'' and ''star endorsement'' to shoot ''food, clothing, housing, transportation'' through digital marketing.”and other techniques have become popular. Under the lens of Andy Warhol, the audience is deeply impressed, and the popular culture is repeatedly reproduced through images, thereby driving the development of the cultural economy industry. Here, the researchers used the triangulation method to analyze the literature and provide supporting evidence. Digital marketing and video art coexist in the contemporary era. This is a new mode that allows interaction between spectators and artistic content creators, with humans being the core of cultural creativity and artistic creation, video art being the expression of creative ideas, and digital marketing being the medium of commercial marketing. YouTubers are the best example of effective digital marketing, whose influence, bolstered by the thriving of e-commerce, makes the general public grow more and more accustomed to online shopping and leads to the flourishing of digital marketing. Social media like Google, Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, and Line have become new tools for digital marketing and created asustainable artistic production chain that can bring considerable gains to the cultural economy. The so-called Warhol Economy perfectly explains how this new mode of cultural economy works. |