

A Gothic church facade seen from a low angle, with twin blue-tiled spires topped by crosses rising above balconied street buildings. The three round rose windows, ringed in deep cobalt, act as the finder squares, while the dark blue patches across the cream stonework carry the modules. Strong contrast between saturated blue and pale stone, plus the loose watercolor sky, keeps the pattern readable as facts rather than noise. Wet washes of blue and violet bleed along the flanking walls.