A conceptual fine art photograph of a pristine ice... -

A conceptual fine art photograph of a pristine ice sculpture melting in a minimalist gallery, captured in close- up with sharp foreground focus on crystalline fractures and gold leaf veins, soft bokeh background highlighting cracked marble base. Hiroshi Sugimoto's monochrome precision meets Bauhaus geometric abstraction in glacial blues, bone whites, and metallic accents under diffused Arctic light. Tactile contrasts of glassy surfaces and granular textures evoke ephemeral beauty's paradox, fading droplets glittering like dying stars

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