revision

A forest image is treated as a constructed field.

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

Algorithmic interventions enter the image as additional layers. They resemble the forest, but do not belong to it. Organic structure and synthetic formation intersect. The tension remains operative within the image.

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.

Correction operates here as a recursive process. Errors remain visible or disappear into simulation.

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