aidmaMJ6.1, aidmaimageupgrader, In a surreal, Salvador Dalí-inspired scene, a vast, dreamlike structure towers above a shifting landscape, blending the bizarre and the fantastical. The architecture is distorted and fluid, with elongated spires and arches bending impossibly, as if the very fabric of reality is warping. A colossal stone, fractured into four distinct sections, rests at the center of the hall, each representing a season with a surreal twist. Winter is a frozen, distorted realm where melting clocks drip from frosty branches, and endless snowflakes fall in an otherworldly pattern. Spring blooms with strange, oversized flowers and twisting vines that seem to float in mid-air, while clock faces and timepieces warp among the greenery. Summer is an intense, burning landscape, where figures of fire and light stretch unnaturally, while golden suns melt like wax, casting elongated shadows across the floor. Autumn is filled with floating, disembodied leaves and twisted trees that grow at impossible angles, their colors swirling and blending as they dissolve into the horizon. Four guardians, surreal and non-humanoid, emerge from the stone: a crystalline ice figure for winter, a shifting floral being for spring, a fiery, distorted form for summer, and an amber-hued, bark-like entity for autumn. The entire scene is a distorted, hyperrealistic vision where time, space, and the seasons melt and merge in a psychedelic, otherworldly dance.