A horizontal scar becomes the shoreline — the exact place…

A horizontal scar becomes the shoreline — the exact place where land meets sea. Below the scar, a dark, calm ocean with subtle depth and gentle movement, suggesting stillness and depth. Above the scar, a vast moonlit night sky — a large crescent or full moon as the focal point, surrounded by stars of varying sizes, with soft clouds or mist adding atmosphere. The whole piece should feel like a moment frozen in time — standing at the edge of the world at night, where the water and sky stretch endlessly. a column of moonlight stretching from the moon down into the sea below the scar, visually connecting sky and ocean across the scar line. a mix of large focal stars and tiny scattered ones creates depth in the sky. One subtle sea element just below the surface — a jellyfish, a wave crest, or a distant boat