Hagia Sophia

This illustration is a tribute to the harmony between architecture, nature, and sacred geometry, centered on the legendary Hagia Sophia. The building rises gracefully from a grove of stylized trees, their trunks and roots outlined in shimmering gold pen to emphasize the deep connection between human structures and the natural world. Above the Hagia Sophia, in a radiant halo, float four sacred geometry forms: the Merkaba, the tetrahedron, the dodecahedron, and the flower of life. These symbols are ancient visual languages, each representing a different facet of the cosmos and the structure of existence. The Merkaba symbolizes spiritual ascension and divine protection; the tetrahedron, one of the Platonic solids, represents fire, balance, and stability; the dodecahedron is associated with the universe as a whole, embodying the ether and higher consciousness; and at the center, the flower of life illustrates the interconnectedness of all living things through its repeating circular patter