The human brain has long been one of the toughest challenges to overcome. Yet, despite all the research efforts from neuroscientists around the world, it remains an unknown frontier. Despite having a solid scientific understanding of the organ that creates them, thoughts and creativity remain mostly inexplicable. This topic was chosen out of passion for both art and programming. exploring the limitations of our understanding of our creativity was always a topic of interest. And with the recent breakthroughs in artificial intelligence, we can only hope that AI will be the key to overcoming this unknown frontier. Having a background in digital art meant I could comfortably explore this topic with enough experience in both fields to carry out necessary research. The sections with less linked sources are essays based on personal observations and intuition. While this manner of study lacks method and could be deemed unscientific, reaching out for unconventional outlooks requires creativity accompanied by analytical approaches. Admittedly, this text raises more questions than it does answers. Initial expectations were ultimately not met, and the focus gradually shifted towards exploring the problem and aiding in research. A major milestone promising an implementation capable of mimicking software was also too difficult to achieve following the original intent of the project. Earnestly however, most of the effort was committed in exploring the topic from a number of alternative angles. The focus of which is still on understanding as much as we can about the brain from a creative point of view using artificial intelligence.