Digital art has enabled artists to create new forms of art that were previously impossible to create. For example, artists can create interactive installations and immersive experiences that engage the viewer in new ways. They can also create generative art, which is art that is created by algorithms and computer programs, often resulting in highly complex and intricate patterns. Additionally, digital art can be easily scaled and reproduced, allowing for larger installations and public art projects that would be prohibitively expensive using traditional techniques.