Landscapes of Earth (?)

These landscapes, created with traditional materials and generated by AI, appear realistic at first glance, but the vegetation reveals anomalies — trees, bushes, and grasses that do not exist on our Earth.These incongruities (is it nature or an illusion?) attempt to represent the intersection of the material and the virtual, the real and the non-real, which coexist, confront, and sometimes even merge.A simulacrum, as Jean Baudrillard suggests. The idea that the virtual world is not merely an imitation of the real but becomes a "hyperreality." These landscapes are both real and unreal, tangible and virtual, suggesting that reality is a fluid concept without clear boundaries. The virtual, far from being a simple invention, alters our perception of the material world, adding another layer to reality itself. Is reality merely what can be touched and measured, or does it also include everything that can be imagined and modeled?