Recently the combination between visual representations of the chemical space to communicate art has been proposed . The underlying idea is to generate visual representations of the chemical space using well-known and standard methodologies but looking at the pictures from an artistic point of view. The visualizations of chemical spaces through artistic interpretations can serve to communicate emotions (like in art) and, at the same time, attract the general audience to chemistry in general and to chemoinformatics, in particular. Building upon this concept the first version of a Chemical Art Gallery has been developed and it is freely available at . The code to generate chemart visualizations is also freely available on GitHub (see link in Table ). Figure shows a further example of a digital painting -art piece -based on a visualization of chemical space. Specifically, the figure exhibits an artistic use of the constellation plot illustrated in Figure .