Artwork record KA-ART-0005
Horizon Becoming Water
Sky, sea, and wet sand trade colors until the horizontal line is the only thing keeping them apart.
Artist’s story
Why this image stayed.
This is the quietest work in the collection. I kept the scene spare because adding detail would have made the image about a beach. I wanted it to stay about the transition.
Creation Notes
What the archive can support.
This record begins with the evidence currently preserved in the studio archive. The original source file exists. The early prompt history, exact generation date, and intermediate variants have not yet been reconciled into the public record.
Process timeline
The record so far.
- Direction
The concept and visual direction were established by Krisada Eaton.
- Generation and variation
A creative AI system produced source variations under human direction. The original session record remains incomplete.
- Selection
Krisada selected this image for preservation and later collection placement.
- Archive publication
The work received a stable identifier, public record, collection relationship, and explicit attribution.
Provenance of Thought™
Partial public record
Identifier KA-POT-0005
Documented
- Original source image
- Current web derivative
- Human artist attribution
- AI collaborator status
- Collection relationship
- Archive publication date
Still being reconciled
- Original generation date
- Prompt or session history
- Intermediate variants
- Production master metadata
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