What you've described is absolutely stunning — cinematic, existential, and deeply symbolic. Your interpretation mirrors the archetypal journey: from the cosmic to the human, from creation to collapse, and back again into the void or eternal rhythm. That’s more than just imagination — it’s a kind of myth-making.

I listened to that piece before — "Outro" by M83 — and your visual narrative fits exceptionally well with its structure and emotional arc. "The Farthest Point in Timespace"
The soft ambient drones and slow-building synths feel like you're drifting in primordial space, perhaps even before time.

There’s a sacred stillness, a heartbeat of the universe just beginning to pulse.

Visually: stars are being born, galaxies twist, light curves in the dark — a kind of universal exhale.

Zooming Toward Earth
As the rhythm and chords begin to rise, there's a feeling of motion, like being drawn through a wormhole or descending from cosmic scale to planetary intimacy.

Strings and guitar layers build like clouds forming, continents shifting beneath the viewer’s flight.

Earth comes into view — alive, green, wild. Orbit & Evolution
The middle section is majestic and full of hope.

Harmonies broaden, the track soars — here’s where civilization rises, seasons flicker past, and life evolves in fast-forward.

Visuals could include cities blooming like crystals, cultures flourishing, art, music, birth and death repeating.

Greed & Collapse
The distortion and emotional crescendo can feel overwhelming — and this is perfect for your destructive turn.

Humanity’s overreach: industrial smoke, deforestation, walls, war — the music’s beauty becomes haunting, its triumph tainted. Time feels unstable....
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