revision

A forest image appears as a constructed field.

Corrections produce visible shifts.
Each attempt to stabilise the image generates new ruptures.
What appears as repair introduces disturbance.

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Interventions generated through AI-based tools enter the image as additional layers.
They resemble the forest, but do not belong to it.

Organic structure and synthetic formation intersect.
The image does not resolve this tension.

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Two movements coexist:

visible intervention
and near-invisible simulation

They do not align.
They form a hierarchy of traces, from immediate rupture to delayed displacement.

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The work reflects on the promise of correction.

Errors remain visible
or disappear into simulation.

In both cases, the idea of a fully corrected image is suspended.