Digital art systems and methods

A method, comprising:

• generating a first graphical user interface (GUI) on a digital art device that enables a user associated with the digital art device to:
• create a digital art on the digital art device,
• associate the digital art with a plurality of events, and
• associate the digital art with a plurality of actions that are triggered on an occurrence of one or more of the events, wherein each of the actions modify a state of the digital art device or transform the digital art to generate a second digital art, the digital art device installed in a setting;
• displaying the digital art on the digital art device;
• receiving sensor data from a plurality of sensors associated with the digital art device, the sensor data including data regarding a plurality of attributes of the digital art device;
• determining an occurrence of a first event of the one or more events based on the sensor data;
• and
• executing a first action of the actions corresponding to the first event, the first action transforming the digital art to a second digital art or altering a state of the digital art device as defined by the first action.

A computer-readable storage medium storing computer-readable instructions, comprising:

• instructions for generating a first graphical user interface (GUI) on a digital art device that enables a user to create a digital art, wherein the digital art is associated with a plurality of events and a plurality of actions that are triggered on an occurrence of the plurality of events, wherein each of the actions modify the digital art or a state of the digital art device;
• instructions for displaying the digital art on the digital art device;
• instructions for receiving, from a plurality of sensors associated with the digital art device, sensor data including a plurality of attributes of the digital art device;
• instructions for generating a first event of the events based on the sensor data;
• and
• instructions for executing a first action of the actions corresponding to the first event.