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Промпт (DALL·E) "Iconostasis of Notifications". A museum-quality conceptual pop art painting inspired by the visual language of 1960s Pop Art, combining the bold silkscreen aesthetic of Andy Warhol with the comic-book Ben-Day dot technique of Roy Lichtenstein, while remaining an original artwork rather than a copy of any existing piece. Create a perfectly symmetrical 3×3 square grid on a large gallery canvas with generous off-white borders between panels. Each panel contains a single oversized smartphone notification symbol, treated like a sacred icon of the digital age. The nine symbols are: heart notification, 99+ badge, low battery icon, envelope message, phone handset, play button, download arrow, shopping cart, and warning triangle. Every panel uses a different striking Pop Art color combination: lemon yellow, cyan, magenta, orange, turquoise, lime green, purple, and bright red. Use flat silkscreen color fields, thick black outlines, visible Ben-Day halftone dots, and slightly imperfect ink registration to mimic authentic 1960s screen printing. Every notification badge is a red circle with white numbers, except the center panel, whose notification circle is completely white and empty, creating a subtle psychological tension as if waiting for the next notification. The composition should feel like a contemporary iconostasis: playful at first glance, unsettling after a closer look. It should look like a serious gallery artwork that comments on attention, consumerism, and digital ritual, not like UI design or a poster.