The limitations of the effects of technology on the art of painting and the effect of creativity on the artist

Technological advancements have allowed societies to change and progress. These advancements, which have been in use since the Renaissance, have begun to have a greater impact after the industrial revolution. This period, during which mass production was accelerated by the industrial revolution, has led to a shift in societies' deep-rooted habits, resulting in the transition from a producer society to a consumer society. With the reflections of consumerism on art and the emergence of the "Cultural Industry" concept in art, popular culture emerged. All technological advancements have altered the material perception in art and allowed artists to create experimental works with a multidisciplinary approach. Furthermore, the use of photography and printing techniques resulted in the creation of copies of the original works, reducing the uniqueness of artworks. Original artworks have now become a marketable commodity through print and publishing media other than galleries. The development of computer technologies has allowed the creation of numerous programs, the production of digital artworks, and the establishment of a virtual art network. The fact that works in this field have begun to be exhibited in digital mediums has facilitated the development of internet networks, the popularization of social media, and online access to works. Recent advancements in artificial intelligence have paved the way for the development of new art perception, expanding the boundaries of creativity and providing artists with a fresh perspective in the formation of an artistic language. Keywords: Art, Artificial Intelligence, Creativity, Digitalization, Technology