Abstract art has always challenged viewers with shapes, colors, and patterns beyond realism. Today, algorithms add a new twist to abstraction. Artists write code that generates endlessly evolving forms, producing artworks that are both unpredictable and systematic. This partnership between human intention and machine logic transforms abstraction into a collaborative process. While some critics argue algorithm-driven design lacks soul, many artists believe it enhances creativity by offering fresh perspectives. Generative algorithms mimic natural processes—like growth, decay, or randomness—resulting in visuals reminiscent of cosmic structures or organic life. Beyond galleries, algorithmic abstraction appears in graphic design, motion art, and architecture. It is a reminder that in the digital age, abstraction is no longer limited to brushes and paint—it can emerge from the mathematical elegance of code.