paper-cut red canyon wallpaper

In a 16:9 widescreen wallpaper, create a paper-cut layered relief artwork made entirely from matte red paper, with 12–20 stacked layers forming a deep sculpted cavity that reads like a flowing abstract canyon. The geometry should feel hand-cut but ultra-precise: smooth arcs, tapered crescents, and ribbon-like contours that spiral gently toward a calm center void.

Light it like a premium studio still-life: a soft top key creates crisp but delicate shadow stacking between layers, with a faint warm highlight along the upper edges and deeper charcoal-red shadows inside the cavity. Add subtle paper fiber, slight edge fuzz, and tiny imperfections that prove it’s real paper, without looking messy.

Composition: keep the main “vortex cavity” slightly off-center (left or right) and reserve a large clean negative-space zone on the opposite side as a smooth red gradient field with minimal detail. The overall look should be elegant, modern, and OLED-friendly: deep crimson tones that fall into near-black at the corners, with restrained contrast and no blown highlights. No text, no symbols, no typography.