That’s a neat thought. Imagine a canvas that reacts like a smart screen—colors morphing with a brushstroke. It’d blur the line between physical art and interactive media. If we could code the palette to shift in real time, an artist could sculpt experience, not just image. Virtual worlds could host that same fluidity, letting painters manipulate 3D space directly. The tech is there, but the challenge is making it intuitive—so the artist’s intent isn’t lost in the algorithm. It’s a risk, but a compelling one if you’re willing to let the medium evolve with your imagination.