Abstract Color Plane Minimal Matte Gradient Study

An abstract, horizon-like 3D-rendered color plane extends without edges, as though the viewer is looking at an infinitely wide matte wall where warm sand, pale apricot, and creamy blush drift into one another; the lower third of the frame is slightly deeper sand-beige, but even here the tone remains light and milky, rising upward into creamy apricot and then into a near-white warm blush toward the top, with the transition rendered as a slow atmospheric fade rather than a line, so there is no clear division, only a gentle sense of upward lightening; slightly right of center, a very broad, unbounded region feels just a touch more luminous, as if the softly curved surface rounds outward there and catches more diffused illumination, while the far left and upper corners stay extremely quiet and uniform, acting as calm negative space; the finish is perfectly matte, like fine chalk dust softly spread over smooth plaster in a minimalist 3D render, with only minimal large-scale tonal breathing and no visible grain, no stripes, and no hint of silhouettes or symbols emerging from the gradients.