{
  "method": "Built-in image_gen.imagegen, three parallel calls, one per original asset. No variants, retries, or edits.",
  "reference_inspection": [
    "/private/tmp/ttf-human-site/assets/monument/unique/focus-human-rights.webp",
    "/private/tmp/ttf-human-site/assets/monument/continuity.webp"
  ],
  "assets": [
    {
      "name": "A shared humanity",
      "file": "shared-humanity-original.png",
      "dimensions": [
        1536,
        1024
      ],
      "prompt": "Use case: stylized-concept\nAsset type: original full-width editorial artwork below the HUMAN Act masthead on the True Tomorrow Foundation website.\nPrimary request: \"A shared humanity\" — an inclusive, proud celebration of humans as a species, expressed as a museum-quality statuesque sculptural group.\nScene/backdrop: a quiet monumental limestone gallery with a broad unadorned warm ivory wall, tactile stone floor, soft architectural daylight, deep natural shadows.\nSubject: seven diverse fully clothed human figures, including varied ages, body types, gender presentations and facial heritages, standing and seated as equals on one shared low wide plinth. A dignified adult wheelchair user is integral to the group, naturally positioned among the others, with an anatomically realistic seated posture and a believable bronze wheelchair. Individual faces show calm pride and humane realism. The figures wear understated contemporary everyday clothing, sculpted in stone, no stereotyped costumes. No leader or hierarchy. Every person matters equally.\nStyle/medium: exceptionally refined photoreal architectural 3D sculpture render, visibly carved art rather than living people; pale travertine and limestone for all human figures, warm bronze wheelchair and a few small bronze structural details, one restrained burgundy accent in the low plinth. Real stone pores, chiseling and cloth folds, careful realistic faces and hands, restrained museum craftsmanship.\nComposition/framing: landscape 3:2 aspect ratio, wide eye-level group composition, all figures and wheelchair fully visible with ample breathing room, quiet editorial negative space around the artwork, shared plinth grounded in the gallery. Warm directional light from upper left, long grounded shadows, generous tonal depth.\nConstraints: respectful believable anatomy; all people fully clothed; equal visual dignity; proud poised gaze; human beings celebrated together. Artistic concepts, not actual beneficiaries or portraits of identifiable people. No text, labels, logos, inscriptions, watermark, national flags, nudity, caricatures, glowing technology, sci-fi panels, or surveillance motifs."
    },
    {
      "name": "Mutual care",
      "file": "mutual-care-original.png",
      "dimensions": [
        1536,
        1024
      ],
      "prompt": "Use case: stylized-concept\nAsset type: original editorial artwork for the HUMAN Act policy brief on the True Tomorrow Foundation website.\nPrimary request: \"Mutual care\" — a museum-quality intimate sculpture of an older adult, a younger adult and a child engaged in gentle reciprocal care, each with agency and equal dignity.\nScene/backdrop: quiet monumental pale limestone gallery, warm ivory walls, subtle stone floor, deep natural gallery shadows.\nSubject: exactly three fully clothed carved human figures at humane realistic proportions, diverse facial heritages and gender presentation. An older adult seated on a low stone bench, a younger adult seated beside them, and a school-age child standing closely at their side. Their simple reciprocal gestures form a gentle circle: the child rests one hand affectionately on the older adult's forearm, the older adult rests a hand on the younger adult's shoulder, and the younger adult offers an open relaxed palm toward the child. Clear separate hands with believable anatomy. No rescue narrative, no helplessness; each person contributes affection and receives it. Calm proud faces, attentive gaze, quiet confident humanity.\nStyle/medium: exceptionally refined photoreal architectural 3D sculpture render, visibly carved sculptural art rather than living people. The three figures all carved from the same high-value pale limestone with sculpted contemporary everyday clothing, tactile pores and gentle chisel marks. A warm bronze inset forms a slim continuous line through the low common base, one small restrained burgundy stone accent. Material harmony and museum craftsmanship.\nComposition/framing: landscape 3:2, intimate three-quarter sculptural group with all heads, hands and visible lower bodies naturally arranged, balanced equal dignity, no dominant central figure. Soft architectural daylight from upper left, rich grounded shadows, quiet negative space around the group.\nConstraints: respectful believable anatomy, fully clothed, no stereotyped costumes, no exaggerated gestures, no text, labels, logos, inscriptions, watermark, flags, nudity, caricatures, glowing sci-fi technology, surveillance motifs. Subjects are artistic concepts rather than actual beneficiaries."
    },
    {
      "name": "Autonomy and dignity",
      "file": "autonomy-dignity-original.png",
      "dimensions": [
        1536,
        1024
      ],
      "prompt": "Use case: stylized-concept\nAsset type: original editorial artwork for the HUMAN Act drafting review on the True Tomorrow Foundation website.\nPrimary request: \"Autonomy and dignity\" — three distinct human busts at equal scale and material value, together with a bronze open palm and a shared circular stone form symbolizing voluntary choice.\nScene/backdrop: quiet monumental limestone museum gallery, warm ivory wall, tactile stone surface, deep natural shadows.\nSubject: exactly three realistic fully clothed shoulder busts with diverse facial features, ages and gender presentations. An older person with finely observed age lines, a younger adult with short natural textured hair, and a middle-aged adult with a softly androgynous presentation. All three are individually proud, calm, attentive and humane. Each bust is carved from the same pale travertine at equal scale and on equal-height plinths. No figure dominates. Behind and encompassing them is one simple shared circular carved stone form. In the foreground, a separate freestanding sculptural warm bronze open palm faces upward with five believable fingers, a calm welcoming gesture of voluntary choice rather than command.\nStyle/medium: exceptionally refined photoreal architectural 3D sculpture render; visibly carved museum art with tactile stone pores, subtle chisel marks, elegant sculpted contemporary shirt or jacket collars; warm bronze patina, one tiny restrained burgundy accent in the common base.\nComposition/framing: landscape 3:2, close sculptural still life, all three heads complete and equally important, equal material value, shared circular form fully legible, open palm clearly separated from faces. Soft upper-left architectural daylight and deep grounded shadows. Quiet clean editorial composition and deliberate negative space.\nConstraints: humane believable facial and hand anatomy, shoulder busts fully clothed, no identifiable real people, no actual beneficiary claim; no technology panels, surveillance motif, national flags, stereotyped costumes, caricatures, nudity, glowing sci-fi elements, text, labels, logos, inscriptions or watermark."
    }
  ]
}