Cathédrale surréaliste de lumière construite à partir des chiffres de pi

Masterpiece cosmic photography, vertical format 2:3, hyperrealistic yet impossible. A cathedral built from **circles of light** stacked in π's exact sequence. The first circle (3) is the floor — a disk of **solid amber** glowing with contained warmth. The second (1) is a floating ring of **weight-bearing blue** suspended exactly 3.141 meters above. The third (4) are four pillars of **bile green** holding a ceiling of **liquid magenta**. Each decimal is a different architectural element: 5 is five arches of **oxidized copper**, 9 is nine windows of **breathing glass**, continuing into infinity. The cathedral has no walls, only layered realities, each transparent to the one before, revealing the number's complexity. At the altar, where a god should be, an **infinite spiral** of **dirty gold** turns slowly, and at its center, tiny, the next decimal of π, not yet calculated, glows with the intensity of a newborn sun. The faithful are not people, but **colored shadows** walking the aisles following the sequence, each shadow a decimal that learned to walk.