vtxlinocut, an original two-block linocut looking upward inside a circular library, where three broad curved gallery bands rise around an enormous open central void. Vertical composition; a single small reader leans on the nearest continuous parapet at lower right. Turquoise climbs the left wall and the undersides of the galleries. Hot magenta follows their outer faces and crosses the reader's sleeve into the nearest rail. Their blue-violet overlap forms a broad turning joint where the near gallery meets the wall, with one quieter echo above. White paper makes the tall central opening, the reader's face and the unequal gaps between the bands. Books appear as a few grouped upright blocks, not individual spines. Keep the reader safely behind the parapet and all gallery bands attached. Three sweeping gouge channels reinforce ascent; the walls remain calm. A room larger than memory. Dense matte ink, locally irregular carved edges; no lettering, ornate railings, spiral microdetail or gradients.