At night, the Eiffel Tower hums, like a colossal heart hidden within its iron ribs. Its pulse ripples across the deserted streets, reflects in the pink water, and makes the streetlights flicker in time…
Love’s Thorn — a story of a city infected by a cursed, distorted love. Poisonous roses, malevolent cupids, and a pink fog transform beauty into threat, and feelings into sickness and curse. The city was once a symbol of beauty, passion, and celebration, but now it is overgrown with poisonous roses, drowned in thick fog, and has become a trap for those who remain.
No one knows if love lives in the tower—or what remains of it. But as long as the heart keeps beating, the city does not die completely. It blooms, it suffers, and it awaits new visitors.
The setting is built on a contrast between beauty and horror. Romantic elements—flowers, hearts, cupids, glows, and decorative architecture—are gradually distorted, transforming into symbols of toxic, destructive love.
Particular attention was paid to the atmosphere: mist, luminescence, rose water, silhouettes, and shimmering light.
An original soundtrack was created for the location, supporting a feeling of anxious romance.
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