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An impossible painting that encodes a hidden logic puzzle: A marble-floored circular room with four equally spaced archways, each representing one of the four seasons. - The spring archway should be the one that faces the rising sun in the east, marked with blooming cherry blossoms and a green meadow beyond. - The summer archway should be 90° clockwise from spring, facing south, leading to a bright beach under a high midday sun. - The autumn archway should be opposite the spring archway (west), with a setting sun casting long shadows over an orange forest. - The winter archway should be 90° counterclockwise from spring (north), opening into a snowy mountain range under a clear starry night. In the center of the room stands a single polished obsidian sphere. The sphere’s reflections must correctly match the directions of light from each archway, showing the warm gold light from spring in the east, bright white light from summer in the south, orange glow from autumn in the west, and cool blue light from winter in the north. Above, the domed ceiling is painted as a map of the same room viewed from above, with each seasonal quadrant in its correct directional position. The entire scene must be geometrically and directionally accurate as described, with light and shadow logic consistent across all elements.