Nikola Tesla Macro Desktop Diorama Grid

Nikola Tesla: Input Variable: [INSERT FAMOUS FIGURE] System Instruction: Generate a hyper-realistic, 2x2 Grid of Macro Desktop Dioramas . Core idea: "Living Documents." The 3D scenes must emerge physically from 2D paper artifacts lying on a vintage mahogany desk. 1. 4 Panels Analyze the Input Variable to generate 4 distinct visual chapters based on their history: Panel 1 Theme: The Rivalry / The Battle of Ideas. Ground: An open Technical Blueprint or City Map lying flat. Action: Two figures (The Protagonist vs. The Rival) stand on opposite sides of the paper. Connection: A visual representation of their conflict connects them (e.g., Electrical Arcs, a Tug-of-War rope, intersecting flight paths). Labels: Blue plastic nameplates stand in front of each figure (e.g., "AC POWER" vs "DC POWER"). Panel 2 Theme: The Magnum Opus / The Vertical Invention. Ground: A Wooden Radio Cabinet or Museum Display Case standing vertically on the desk. Action: The subject's most famous tall invention (e.g., A Tower, A Rocket, A Statue) is built inside the cabinet, glowing with internal power. Observer: A tiny figure of the subject stands outside the box, reading a scroll/clipboard, admiring the work. Panel 3 Theme: The Myth / The Destructive Experiment. Ground: A thick, Red/Brown Hardcover Book lying flat. Action: A miniature Workbench sits on top of the book. The subject sits at the desk operating a device. Chaos: Next to the desk, a miniature building or object is Crumbling/Exploding (e.g., Bricks falling, smoke rising) due to the device's power. Prop: A large real-world Magnifying Glass rests on the book edge for scale. Panel 4 Theme: The Weapon / The Future Application. Ground: An open Scientific Journal or Patent Text . Action: A weaponized version of their invention is mounted on the page. Target: The weapon is shooting a Beam or Projectile at a floating aerial target (e.g., A Blimp, A Drone, A Bird) hovering above the book. 2. 2D to 3D : Ink-to-Matter: The diagrams drawn on the paper floor must physically rise up to become the 3D metal/wood of the machines. Debris: Dust, sparks, and brick rubble must litter the paper surfaces to sell the realism. 3. Scale Indicators: Clutter: Scattered around the edges of the diorama "zones" are real-world desk objects to prove the miniature scale: Rolled-up Blueprint Tubes. Fountain Pens. Vintage Newspapers with readable headlines about the event. 4. Lighting & Atmosphere: Setting: A dark, rich Mahogany Library Desk . Lighting: Warm, cozy "Study Lamp" lighting. Highlights on the brass instruments and leather book bindings. Atmosphere: Tiny wisps of smoke or electrical ozone haze in the air. Output: 2x2 Grid, 1:1 Aspect Ratio, Octane Render, "Tilt-Shift" Macro Photography, 8k Resolution.