The art world is in the midst of a digital revolution. In recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has established itself as a fascinating tool for artists, capable of creating works of art that rival traditional media such as painting, sculpture or photography in terms of quality and aesthetics. But how exactly does it work that machines can now create art that rivals the creations of human artists in terms of complexity and beauty?

Impressionism, one of the most significant movements in art history, revolutionized the way we understand art today. Artists like Claude Monet broke with traditional modes of representation and created works that captured light, color and movement in a previously unknown way. But while Impressionism was one of the first art movements to break with the perception and representation of the world in innovative ways, it could be said that today we are at another turning point: the digital revolution in art. And this is where Artificial Intelligence (AI) comes in, changing not only the way art is produced but also influencing the aesthetics of the works themselves. But what does Monet have to do with this modern development?