A raw, grainy, documentary-style photograph captured with a 1970s analog camera inside a gritty, dimly lit Soviet maternity hospital registry office. The image retains the peeling green-and-beige wall texture, the worn linoleum floor, and the arrangement of desks from image_5.png. The female Soviet clerk, wearing the same blue work coat and with the identical weary, focused expression, sits at her desk, holding her wooden hand stamp ready to mark a birth certificate, exactly as in image_5.png. The central focus of the desk is a massive, monumental pair of grey cast concrete infant briefs, perfectly matching the design from image_3.png, which stands upright on its broad, heavy base. This brutalist concrete sculpture is thick, porous, and rugged, appearing brutally heavy at 40kg, and is standing vertically on the desk. The desk surface slightly bows under its weight. The old rotary telephone from image_5.png is on the adjacent desk. At the counter's edge, a pair of hands from an unseen recipient brace against the counter, positioned next to the standing concrete base as if steadying it, not holding it up, showing the immobility of the heavy object. The certificates are still present on the desk. Flickering fluorescent lights from above cast harsh light and deep, stark shadows, highlighting the brutal texture of the concrete. There is absolutely no text overlay, graphics, or borders at the bottom or anywhere else in the image. Character appearance reference (MUST match exactly): - Чиновница ЗАГСа: Женщина 50-60 лет, в строгом советском костюме, с прической 'хала'. Абсолютно невыразительное, безэмоциональное лицо. Усталый взгляд. Типичный советский клерк.
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