Heaven
A generative study made with Perks0934,
asking what an image looks like when nobody chooses the frame.
Heaven holds a single register — light, saturation, a horizon that keeps reassembling — while everything underneath is recomputed frame by frame.
Nothing in it is composed. The atmosphere is a side effect of the rules, which is what made it worth finishing.
Successive states of the same rule set, recomputed.
There is no edit. The piece is a process left running, and what looks composed is the rule set finding a stable region.
We stopped when it began producing things we would defend but would not have chosen.