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Artwork & worlds

Artwork is organised as places, not decorative backgrounds. Each scene records its world, architecture, affordance, day behaviour, night behaviour, camera, crop focus, and optional architectural sigil.

Built environments carry the mosaic language. Living animals remain photorealistic, anatomically natural, untiled and correctly scaled inside those places.

  • Greenways — civic gardens, observatories, water courts, and living architecture.
  • Hestia — protected domestic space, thresholds, recovery, provision, and correspondence.
  • Hoplite — fast routes, open gates, distributed pavilions, and fortified gardens.
  • Historia — evidence chambers, libraries, archives, and source comparison.
  • Hodos — theatres, mirrors, veils, lanterns, and optical passages.
  • Tahto — opal, alabaster, mother-of-pearl, and gold wetland observatories, reflective channels, linked lattices, and complete conservatories.
  • Ignatius — secular civic cathedrals, ordered naves, thresholds, cloisters, and committed crossings.
  • World / WWW — saturated alien ecologies joined by large-scale jewel-mosaic geology, paths, bridges, and civic surfaces, without one mascot or dominant monument.

Use the filters to inspect the current day/night pairs. Theme changes switch each card to the corresponding state of the same place.