vtxlinocut, An original hand-carved two-block linocut, wide 16:9 landscape. Inside an immense dark nave, two colossal moths rest with their wings opened against opposite piers; their unequal wing arches almost meet above a small empty doorway. Use a low sideways viewpoint, with the nearer wing cropped deliberately at the left edge. Blue-violet connects the vault, nearer wing and floor. Mandarin orange crosses the far moth, the near wing's lower lobe and the doorway threshold. Their dark reddish-brown overprint forms a broad folded junction where the near moth grips the pier, making living wing and architecture support one another. White paper opens the doorway, the central gap and three broad patches within each moth's wings. Keep the insect bodies distinct, antennae simple and feet visibly placed. A few curved cuts echo the vault; stone and wing interiors remain calm. Dense matte ink, sensitive edges; no miniature masonry, eye-spot wallpaper, dust or gradients.