Definitions of key terms in E Ink art, ePaper display technology, and digital gallery installations.
Advanced Color ePaper. A full-color E Ink display technology supporting up to seven colors.
A display that retains an image without continuous power by settling into one of two stable states.
Artwork created, selected, or adapted for paper-like electronic ink displays.
A low-power electronic paper display that holds a visible image without continuous backlighting.
A curated arrangement of multiple art pieces on a single wall, often with consistent framing.
A technique to simulate grayscale tones on limited-color E Ink displays using pixel patterns.
A display format designed to be visible without behaving like a bright, attention-seeking screen.
The time required for an E Ink display to update its image, typically 1-20 seconds.
An E Ink color technology supporting six pigment colors in a single display layer.