Starlit Rain Over Saudi Pier with Duplicated Sky

Silvery rain streaks fall vertically across a wooden pier extending into darkness. The night sky above glows with dense clusters of stars, but hundreds of identical star fields repeat in a rigid grid that stretches into the distance. The wooden planks of the pier appear wet and dark, reflecting the cold light from the impossible sky. Autumn leaves rest on the railing, their edges sharp against the geometric repetition of the celestial bodies. The silhouette of the pier stands firm against the infinite, tiled cosmos, creating a stark contrast between the organic wood and the manufactured infinity of the stars. The rain continues its steady descent, blurring the boundary between the earth and the duplicated heavens.