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1. We embrace the erratum.
An error is never an end point—it is a beginning. Every correction opens a new possibility for thought, form, and meaning.

2. We value process over perfection.
Art is not the production of flawless objects but the continuous revision of ideas. Every work remains open to transformation.

3. We question before we affirm.
Our practice is driven by inquiry rather than certainty. We see doubt as a creative method and critical thinking as an artistic medium.

4. We work across disciplines.
An Erratum Artist moves freely between visual art, writing, publishing, performance, research, technology, archives, and social practice. No language is privileged over another.

5. We create knowledge, not only objects.
Every artwork generates questions, conversations, and new ways of understanding the world. Art is both cultural production and intellectual inquiry.

6. We inhabit institutions without belonging to them.
We collaborate with museums, universities, publishers, and communities while preserving our independence. We transform systems from within rather than simply rejecting them.

7. We believe publishing is an artistic act.
Books, essays, archives, digital platforms, exhibitions, and conversations are not documentation of art—they are forms of art themselves.

8. We make the invisible visible.
We reveal overlooked narratives, forgotten histories, hidden structures, and marginal voices. Every omission is an invitation to investigate.

9. We cultivate dialogue instead of authority.
An Erratum Artist does not seek definitive answers. Meaning emerges through collaboration, exchange, and the coexistence of multiple perspectives.

10. We understand art as perpetual revision.
Nothing is final. Every exhibition, publication, archive, and artwork is an erratum—a living correction that rewrites the present while imagining new futures.

To be an Erratum Artist is to transform correction into creation, uncertainty into method, and research into artistic practice. We do not seek the final version of the world; we participate in its continuous rewriting.