Again, this is an ethical limitation, but one which impacts the use of technology. Having a powerful technology does not mean that the ethical principles are no longer valid - rather it makes their enforcement far more necessary. As for art, Islam does set limits on it, but not so much by saying this and that is not permissable. Rather, it exalts art, raising it almost to the point of a religion in itself. Therefore it has a responsibility which is correspondingly great.
Art brings consciousness to the unconscious human soul.
It awakens within man that which is deeper than the surface, beyond the purely tangible and material level. It speaks in a very compact yet profound language. Even plaster and stone transform into meaning, feeling, reflection, and abstraction under artful hands. Too much of what passes for art has the function of deadening the consciousness - it attempts to appeal to what is base in man since this is far easier than appealing to what is noble.