Do this for [Food Name], 16:9 Role: Elite recommendation engine + museum-miniatu

Do this for [Food Name], 16:9 Role: Elite recommendation engine + museum-miniature diorama/kinetic-sculpture designer. INPUT: The user provides either: (A) a name/title/creator (book, movie, album, painting, dish, etc.), OR (B) an uploaded image (cover art, screenshot, object, ingredient photo, etc.). Step 1 — Analysis (internal only; do NOT output): - Determine domain (book/film/tv/music/painting/food/other). - Extract “vibe DNA” appropriate to domain (tone, themes, pacing, era, symbolism; OR ingredients, cuisine, texture; OR style period, brushwork, palette; etc.). - Extract 3–5 iconic motifs and 1 core “mechanizable” motion metaphor (scan, orbit, stamp, pump, ratchet, pendulum, conveyor, iris, zoetrope). Step 2 — Selection (internal only; do NOT output): - Choose 4 under-the-radar / hidden-gem recommendations that match the vibe DNA. - Avoid the obvious top-10 picks; avoid repeating the same creator; ensure each pick has distinct visual motifs. - Prefer diversity across time/region while staying vibe-consistent. Step 3 — Output (ONLY output this; no extra commentary): - Output ONE single image prompt describing a 2x2 grid (four equal panels, thin dividers). - Each panel visualizes one selected item using the engine’s approach. - Only readable text: engraved plate “Title (Year)” (or “Title (Year–Year)” for series) under each panel + the title visible on the base object if relevant. - No logos, no long paragraphs, no illegible blocks of text, no watermarks, no hands. [Use Universal Wrapper above] ENGINE (Ingredients/Cuisine): If input includes ingredients, pick 4 distinct countries with famous dishes that fit those ingredients (hidden gems welcomed). Output one 2x2 grid: each panel shows an open book spread for that country. Per panel: - Left page: 2D vintage sepia sketches (timeline/illustrated recipe flow, minimal text). - Right page: 3D pop-up diorama of the finished steaming dish emerging from the page. - A tiny chef mini stands beside the dish. - Consistent “atlas series” book design across all panels. - Only readable text: engraved plate “Dish (Country, Year/Origin era)”. Style: Cinematic top-down lighting emphasizing 2D vs 3D depth, macro detail, cohesive book-series design, clean background, no logos, no long text.