A solitary figure bears the crushing weight of dying planets, their spherical forms chained to his silhouetted back like cosmic burdens. The composition transforms the classical myth of Atlas into a meditation on cosmic responsibility and environmental collapse. Each chained world appears lifeless yet luminous against the stellar backdrop, suggesting both death and the lingering beauty of what was lost. The figure's posture speaks to heroic endurance in the face of universal decay, while the golden starfield creates a paradoxical sense of hope amid catastrophe. The chains that bind these dead worlds to their bearer become symbols of inescapable connection to creation's fate.