Generative coding art is a form of artistic expression that uses computer algorithms to create novel and unpredictable outputs. Unlike traditional coding, which aims to produce a specific and deterministic result, generative coding embraces randomness, variation and emergence as sources of creativity and aesthetics. Generative coding art can take many forms, such as images, sounds, animations, texts or interactive installations. Generative coding art challenges the traditional notions of authorship, originality and intentionality in art. It also raises ethical and social questions about the role and responsibility of algorithms and humans in the creation and consumption of art. Generative coding art is a fascinating and evolving field that explores the possibilities and limitations of computational creativity.