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Professional digital artist from 1995. The artist today is no longer just a style but a technology. Picasso, Malevich, and Pop Art are not merely directions or styles but well-thought-out technological approaches to creating art. For example, Picasso did not simply paint in a cubist manner — he created a "technology" of blending realities, industrial materials, and collage techniques, turning painting into a synthesis of different dimensions and textures. Malevich developed the technology of Suprematism — the radical use of basic forms to express a super-pure artistic language. Similarly, Jackson Pollock gave the world not just his paintings, which theoretically anyone could repeat, but a technology of drip painting, expressing a new concept of physical interaction with the canvas’s material. Mark Rothko also introduced his technology — large fields of color that set a particular emotional tempo and space for perception. This whole history shows that the artist is an inventor of technology, a new way of interacting with material and audience. And today, artificial intelligence is becoming a new stage in the development of painting as technology. AI is a tool that allows creating and combining visual ideas according to new algorithmic principles, expanding the boundaries of artistic experimentation. Artificial intelligence offers the artist new technologies and new approaches in visual creativity, just as Picasso or Pollock once introduced their revolutionary methods. It’s not just a way to draw — it’s a new technology of mastery, opening a new era of art. There's just one trick: one person knocks on the jar - and nothing happens, but another person knocks - and tears flow, tears...