Microphone Above Worn Tablets and Tiny Buildings

Soft overcast light fills a Zonguldak lecture hall, illuminating rows of worn wood tablets with deep grain and faded varnish. One microphone hangs suspended above the desks, its black grille catching the diffused glow. Along the edges of the frame, miniature buildings the size of shoeboxes line the floor and sills, their painted windows reflecting the quiet shadows. The early winter atmosphere settles heavily on the surfaces, leaving no dust motes to disturb the stillness. Sharp focus renders the texture of the wood and the crisp edges of the tiny structures against the blurred background. The microphone stand rests firmly on the nearest desk, anchoring the impossible architecture in the physical space.