- Prompt
- Use my original image as the exact and unchangeable base. **Do not alter the original architecture, geometry, proportions, layout, walls, openings, ceiling, floor levels, camera position, perspective, framing, or composition in any way.** Only make the specific changes requested below. Everything else must remain exactly as in the original image.
**Reference Images 1 and 3:** Use them as references for the **concrete material**. Keep the existing architectural surfaces as realistic exposed concrete, matching the color, texture, roughness, and natural appearance of the concrete in these references. Do not replace the concrete with other materials.
**Reference Image 2:** Use it as inspiration for the **sculpture**. Place a small-to-medium-sized sculpture in the center of the water, with a similar artistic character and pose, looking upward. Keep it proportionate to the gallery and do not make it oversized.
Transform the **empty central area** into a **dark, calm, slightly reflective water feature**. Keep the water deep and dark, creating subtle reflections without becoming overly glossy.
Keep the atmosphere **minimal, quiet, sophisticated, and museum-like**. Use **restrained gallery lighting** with soft, subtle illumination. Avoid excessive spotlights or bright artificial lighting. The sculpture should have a gentle focused light so it is visible but not dramatically illuminated.
Make all people in the original image **photorealistic**, with realistic proportions, clothing, poses, shadows, and natural integration into the gallery. Keep their original positions and general poses unchanged.
**IMPORTANT:** Preserve the exact original image dimensions, orientation, aspect ratio, framing, and camera view. **Do not rotate, crop, stretch, resize, expand, reframe, or change portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait.**
The final result should be a **photorealistic contemporary art gallery**, calm, dark, minimal, and atmospheric, while preserving my original architectural design completely unchanged.
- Created
- August 10, 2026