[작은 세계] 카세트 속 레코드숍

A miniature record shop built inside a transparent cassette tape shell, photographed in macro against a dark surface. The clear plastic housing is the shop's glass front; the two tape hubs become a spiral staircase and a circular listening booth; the exposed brown tape spooled between them reads as a low dividing wall. Two floors of tiny record bins run along the inside, sleeves standing on edge, with a counter and a turntable on the upper level and a customer flipping through a crate below. Small warm lights inside make the whole shell glow amber and throw the shop's shadow through the plastic onto the surface. The cassette's real details are kept exactly: the five screw posts, the pressure pad, the felt, the write-protect tabs, scuffs on the plastic, and a hand-written paper label on the front reading exactly "SIDE A" in ballpoint. Real photographic macro of a physical handmade diorama, shallow depth of field. The container is the architecture. No real company logo, no real brand name.