A photorealistic interior of a late-Romantic funeral home, slightly brighter than a typical horror scene, with a Beksinski-inspired atmosphere of surreal decay. The space is filled with stacked cardboard boxes, scattered human skulls as non-graphic remains, debris on the floor, and a few discreet insects and pests crawling around at the edges. In the middle rises a friendly skeleton. Ornate but damaged masonry, peeling paint, old molding, dark shadows, a long perspective through the space, ghostly, abandoned mood, documentary reality mixed with gloomy Romantic surrealism, high level of detail, horizontal composition, cinematic lighting.