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Keep my original gallery architecture, geometry, proportions, camera angle, composition, and spatial layout exactly as they are. Do not redesign or modify the existing architecture.

Transform the **empty central area** into a **dark, calm water feature** with deep, slightly reflective dark water. Place a **small-to-medium-sized sculpture in the center of the water**, inspired by the sculpture in Reference Image 2. The sculpture should have a similar artistic character and pose, **looking upward**, but it must remain relatively small and proportionate to the gallery space. It should not dominate the room.

Keep the atmosphere **minimal, quiet, sophisticated, and museum-like**. Use **subtle and restrained gallery lighting** — not too many lights, no excessive spotlights, and no overly bright illumination. The sculpture can have a gentle focused light that makes it visible without becoming the main source of light.

Make all people visible in the original image **photorealistic and naturally integrated into the gallery**, with realistic proportions, clothing, poses, shadows, and reflections. Keep their positions and general poses unchanged.

Preserve the original image orientation, aspect ratio, dimensions, framing, and camera view exactly. **Do not rotate, crop, stretch, resize, or convert portrait to landscape or landscape to portrait.**

The final image should feel like a **realistic contemporary art gallery**, calm, dark, minimal, and atmospheric, while keeping my original architectural design completely unchanged.

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