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Retro-futurism and visionary sci-fi art. Its architectural language combines ornate domes, spires, and hovering structures, conjuring echoes of 1960s space-age optimism, yet reimagined through a digital, hyper-detailed lens. The figure in the vivid orange spacesuit anchors the scene with a human scale, reminiscent of classic pulp-era explorations, while the towering structures and colossal planet above evoke cosmic ambition and utopian grandeur. The painterly textures and saturated colors suggest influences from digital matte painting and concept art, often used in cinematic world-building. There’s an unmistakable blend of mid-century futurism, reminiscent of Moebius and Syd Mead, fused with contemporary sci-fi realism. It belongs firmly in the genre of speculative science fiction with a leaning toward world design and utopian futurism. This is not merely a setting, it’s a dreamscape of what humanity might become. Absolutely breathtaking.