vtxlinocut, An original hand-carved two-block linocut, wide 16:9 landscape. A great opened folding fan lies across a shallow table; its broad pleats carry one continuous mountain range that rises physically from the folds. Close oblique view, with the fan spanning almost the entire width and its small hinge low right. Magenta connects the near fan face, mountain shoulders and the table edge. Acid yellow crosses the reverse pleats and the upper ridges. Their red-orange overprint forms a large angular hinge where two pleats turn into a mountain pass. White paper makes the valley openings, the fan's upper faces and a broad space above the ridgeline. Keep the fan ribs joined at one pivot and the landscape continuous, without separate pictures on each pleat. Five broad zigzag cuts create a slow expanding rhythm; large faces remain unmarked. Dense matte ink, sensitive hand-cut contours, restrained local printing variation; no decorative fan patterns, tiny scenery, gradients or lettering.