In the quiet suburbs of Michigan, an abandoned house stands as a testament to both decay and artistry, its exterior walls and porch roof clad in a kaleidoscope of broken ceramic tiles. This vibrant mosaic features a patchwork of blue, red, white, purple, green, and orange tiles, some cracked and peeling paint adding to the visual texture. Overgrown by the encroaching arms of nature, ivy creeps up the colorful walls, weaving through the broken windows and further claiming this once-cherished space. Surrounding the structure, tall trees cast a dappled shade over the scene, their leaves rustling softly in the breeze. In a poignant juxtaposition, a torn canvas drapes over one of the side windows, enhancing the sense of abandonment and loss. This photograph not only documents a striking example of artistic expression in unexpected places but also serves as a poignant reminder of the impermanence of human endeavors, perfectly embodied in the MidJourney SREF index of visual and emotional depth.