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Create a vertical cinematic poster image for a serious philosophical science-fiction film. NO TEXT, NO TITLE, NO LOGO, NO LETTERS. COMPOSITION: The image is built around one clear visual hierarchy. At the bottom of the frame is Earth, clearly recognizable and realistic. Earth should occupy approximately the lower quarter to lower third of the image. It should appear as a large curved portion of the planet, with the lower part continuing beyond the bottom edge of the frame, as if we are seeing only part of an enormous planet. Earth must be clearly readable as Earth, but it must NOT dominate the entire composition. It should feel small compared with the immense system surrounding it. Above and around Earth is an enormous three-dimensional architectural structure extending into the darkness. The structure consists of elegant geometric lines, interconnected nodes, hypercube-like forms, impossible geometric constructions, neural-like networks and extremely fine particles. These structures must feel intentional, ordered and mathematically harmonious — like the architecture of something far beyond human civilization. Do NOT make the geometry look like random technical wireframe. It should feel mysterious, sophisticated and almost incomprehensible. The upper part of the image contains a vast cosmic haze / nebula-like structure. It is extremely subtle, monochromatic and architectural, emerging from the geometric system and disappearing into the black background. IMPORTANT: This is NOT colorful outer space. No colorful nebula. No purple. No bright blue. No pink. No rainbow colors. The palette is primarily deep black, graphite, cool gray, silver, white and very restrained natural Earth tones. A strange white translucent substance or presence emerges around the lower and middle areas of the composition and partially surrounds the Earth. It should NOT look like milk, smoke or ordinary fog. It should look like an unknown physical phenomenon — dense in some places, almost transparent in others, flowing through the architecture of space and subtly bending the surrounding geometry. The white phenomenon should feel beautiful but unsettling. It should create the feeling that something enormous is present around Earth, without ever showing what it is. THE ARCHITECTS MUST NEVER BE SHOWN. No humanoid being. No creature. No alien. No face. No eyes. No hands. No body. No spaceship. No astronaut. The Architects exist only through the architecture, geometry, particles, spatial distortion and the mysterious white phenomenon. VISUAL IMPRESSION: The image should feel like a fragment of an impossibly enormous universal structure. The viewer should first notice Earth. Then notice the geometric architecture surrounding it. Then realize that the architecture continues far beyond the visible frame. Then notice the strange white phenomenon. The final emotional reaction should be: "Earth is tiny." "There is something unimaginably vast around it." "I don't understand what it is." "And that is frightening." The fear must be existential rather than horror. No monster. No violence. No destruction. No horror imagery. The image should feel monumental, mysterious, intelligent, contemporary and cinematic. Modern science-fiction aesthetic combined with contemporary architecture, abstract mathematics and advanced scientific visualization. NOT retro science fiction. NOT 1960s. NOT 1970s. NOT 1980s. NOT Marvel. NOT superhero fantasy. NOT fantasy art. Very high visual clarity. Strong depth. Clear foreground, middle ground and background. Controlled composition. Large areas of deep black negative space. Precise geometric structures. Fine particles. Subtle volumetric atmosphere. Realistic Earth. Cinematic lighting. Sophisticated contemporary visual language. The composition should feel like an architectural diagram of the universe transformed into cinema — beautiful, precise, enormous and slightly terrifying. Leave a clean, relatively dark area near the top of the image where a film title could potentially be placed later, but DO NOT add any text.