In the documentary "Eno," directed by Gary Hustwit, musician Brian Eno explores the concept of generative art and the collaboration between artist and audience in a unique way. Eno highlights that the beauty of his art lies in the two-way interaction between his creations and the viewers' interpretations. Unlike traditional films, "Eno" challenges conventions by creating multiple versions of the movie, each shaped by a set of rules that dictate some elements while leaving others to chance. This approach reflects Eno's longstanding exploration of randomness and technology in his music. As one of the most innovative musicians and producers of his time, Eno sees "Eno" as a manifestation of generative art, a concept that has intrigued him for years. Through his participation in the documentary, Eno showcases his commitment to pushing boundaries and exploring the endless possibilities of creativity.