Divine Hammer in a Grand Concert Hall

An oil painting in heavy impasto: a divine hammer, Mjölnir, suspended above the stage of a grand concert hall. The hammer is ornate with Norse runes along its head and handle, radiating a pale blue-white glow and crackling energy. The hall is opulent: gilded balconies, velvet red seats, polished wooden stage, crystal chandeliers; warm amber and copper tones with dramatic chiaroscuro. An orchestra in formal attire sits poised in the pit, and a conductor raises a baton as if guiding the hammer's sound. The atmosphere is reverent and mythic, as if the instrument of the gods channels sound into light. Paint strokes are visible, thick, textured, reminiscent of Rembrandt and Caravaggio, with layered glazes that give depth and a timeless, sacred mood.