Moebius-style clock tower heart square

Moebius style, A small European market square at golden hour, warm low sunlight over cobblestones, bakery stalls, and hanging laundry. A clock tower dominates the square with its mechanism housed behind glass like a skeleton clock, fully visible from outside. Inside, the brass gears of the clockwork transition seamlessly into the chambers of an anatomical heart at a clear visible seam, the transformation stylized rather than gory: past the seam the gears become smooth, polished, deep-red crystalline valve structures that open and close like clockwork parts rather than wet organic tissue. In place of an hour hand, a long pulsing artery extends from the tower face out across the square, a visible wave bulging gently along its length with each beat, its end looped loosely around a lamppost. Every living thing and moving object in the square is caught synchronized to that exact pulse: a baker kneading dough in the same rhythm, a child mid-skip with a jump rope at the same beat, laundry flags on a line billowing in unison, a flock of pigeons lifting their wings together at the identical instant. The overall scene otherwise looks like an ordinary, idyllic postcard view of small-town life. Wide-angle travel-photography composition, warm golden-hour light, crisp architectural detail, subtle uncanny stillness beneath the apparent normalcy. Negative prompt: wet flesh, blood, dripping gore, horror creature, viscera, deformed anatomy, extra limbs, blurry, low resolution, jpeg artifacts, cartoon, illustration, painting, watermark, text, logo, duplicate objects, glitch artifacts, inconsistent motion, modern buildings