Kinetic Sci-Fi Lit Panels

2×2 grid of iconic sci-fi literature, clean high-end studio lighting, sharp micro-detail, consistent camera angle, shallow depth of field. Panel A: [Dune] represented as a kinetic sculpture made from desert sand, spice crystals, and wind-carved metal, emerging from an open book. Miniature sandworms coil through the pages, with Paul Atreides silhouettes and Arrakis symbols integrated into the motion. Panel B: [Neuromancer] represented as a kinetic sculpture built from neon wires, chrome circuitry, and holographic data streams inside an open book. Cyberspace grids, floating code, and console-cowboy figures pulse with electric motion. Panel C: [The Left Hand of Darkness] represented as a kinetic sculpture crafted from ice, translucent crystal, and shifting light, rising from an open book. Androgynous figures, frozen landscapes, and orbital motifs subtly rotate and interlock. Panel D: [Foundation] represented as a kinetic sculpture made from polished stone, brass orreries, and mathematical glyphs inside an open book. Galactic structures, psychohistory curves, and collapsing empires move in precise, clockwork rhythms. Book titles displayed neatly underneath each panel.