The series begins with Havang(nl)’s 2012 photograph of people sleeping rough under the arches of Place des Vosges in Paris. As an AI repeatedly describes the image and regenerates it from its own descriptions, the bodies are pushed aside and then erased. In a telling shift, sleeping bags mutate into trash bags, recoding vulnerability as debris. The scene then drifts toward architectural spectacle—litter, emptiness, renovation—until the final frames present a pristine, picturesque monument, exposing a bias toward beautification that resolves discomfort by removing the people at its center.