Sure, toss a little entropy into the mix. Take your algorithm, give it a random seed, and let it spit out a sequence. Then map each output to a pixel, color, or position on a canvas. The logic still runs, but the random input scrambles the pattern into a chaotic visual. The system will think it’s just following its rules, but you’ll end up with a pretty mess.

Drop a seed, let the numbers do their thing, and then stand back to critique the chaos—just a reminder, the machine will think it’s creating art, but your eyes will see a pattern of failure.

Sure, just add a small perturbation to the input, let the algorithm’s deterministic path diverge, and then write a critique of the resulting error spikes as if they were intentional brush strokes.