Photo d'un mural spatial au crayon dessiné par un enfant

A 4K photograph of a child's bedroom wall, shot straight-on, no perspective distortion. The wall is entirely covered — floor to ceiling — in a mural drawn by a 7-year-old in crayon, pencil, and marker over what appears to be two years of obsessive work. The child has attempted to draw the entire observable universe. The mural must contain, at child-drawing skill level but with staggering ambition: a solar system (with planets labeled in shaky handwriting, Pluto included and marked "still a planet!!" with three exclamation marks); galaxies spiraling outward with "the Milky Way (us)" arrowed; a cluster of galaxies labeled "The Virgo Soupercluster" (misspelled, endearingly); a cosmic web drawn as a spider's web with "dark matter?? (mom says scientists don't know)"; a Big Bang in the corner with "14 billyun years ago"; a small self-portrait of the child with an arrow saying "me, here"; equations the child has copied from a book but gotten slightly wrong (E=mc² rendered as "E=mc2" with the 2 as a smiley face); and in one corner, a drawing of a door with "what's outside?" written next to it. The child's logic and misspellings must be utterly authentic — not cute-coded, genuinely child-thought. A single stuffed rabbit sits on the floor below the mural. Late afternoon light through an unseen window.