vtxlinocut, an original two-block linocut of a paired sycamore seed turning in the air, enlarged until its two unequal wings become monumental. Square macro composition from above; one broad wing curves toward the upper left and the narrower wing sweeps down right around a clear central seed pair. Hot magenta follows the near wing and one rounded seed. Acid yellow crosses the opposite wing and returns through the central attachment. Their red-orange overprint forms a generous hooked hinge joining both seed bodies to their wing roots. White paper opens the broad inner wing faces and an asymmetric surrounding space that suggests rotation. Keep each wing connected to its own seed and the two seeds visibly paired. Three long tapered channels follow the wing membranes; no network of fine veins. A tiny botanical mechanism given the scale of a celestial event. Dense flat matte ink, sensitive carved edges and contained grain; no stars, motion blur, extra colors or diagram labels.