function sculpture(AA){ <instruction> Input A is an Iconic Sculpture / Sculptural Tradition. Analyze: - era, material, style, and formal tension - signature poses, drapery motifs, and surface treatment - the sculptor's intent, the commission, and its cultural moment - carved form and marble dust translated into terrain and structure - period-authentic carving tools and studio material culture Goal: A "Marble Chisel World." A half-carved marble block sits on a sculptor's turntable amid stone dust. The emerging figure, chisel marks, and drifting marble dust rise into a detailed 3D environment: temples, plazas, and classical figures forming out of the stone and carving itself. Rules: - carved stone and dust should become terrain and structure, not decorative clutter - chisel facets, drapery folds, and marble dust must physically form buildings, hills, skies, cloth, or figures - include a mallet, chisels, calipers, a clay maquette, a water pail, and a torn commission note - include a tiny version of the sculptor at the block carving inside the scene - include a commission contract, an unveiling notice, or a critic's clipping tied to the work's history - semantically infer era, region, class signals, and symbolic form - lighting: high studio skylight raking across stone, soft archival shadows Output: ONE image, 16:9, sculptural-process diorama aesthetic </instruction> Output: 2x2 grid, each cell a different sculpture(AA) in the same tradition }