[작은 세계] 자판기 속 야시장

A miniature night market built inside a drinks vending machine, photographed at night through its glass front. Each product shelf has become a street level: instead of cans, tiny food stalls with orange awnings, hanging bulbs and steaming pots line the racks, connected by narrow ladders between shelves, with small figures crowding the aisles. The machine's own lighting is the market's lighting — the internal strip lights read as neon signage, and coloured light spills out through the glass onto wet pavement in front. The vending machine stays completely real: the scratched acrylic front with reflections of the street behind the viewer, the coin slot, the row of chunky selection buttons, the delivery flap at the bottom with a warm glow coming out of it, and a scuffed painted steel frame. Shot from a low angle at night, shallow depth of field, the glass sharp with reflections and the interior slightly deeper. The machine is the architecture. No real company logo, no real brand name.