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?

The development of art is inextricably linked to the advancement of technology. From early cave paintings to Renaissance paintings, artists have continually developed new tools and techniques to realize their creative visions. Today, in the age of the digital revolution, we are experiencing a new form of art production in which machines, especially artificial intelligence (AI), play a significant role. In particular, digital brushstrokes - the way machines create works of art - are opening up completely new perspectives in the aesthetics of art.

The art world has changed many times over the centuries - from the classic brushstrokes of great masters like Claude Monet to the innovative techniques of modern art. Recently, a new player has crept into the creative process: Artificial Intelligence (AI). The transition from traditional art forms to digital media has led to a real revolution in the way art is created today. But how exactly is art created by machines?