North Korean Mansudae Art Studio Mural

Re-render this image as a North Korean Mansudae Art Studio mural in the lineage of Pyongyang public-monument painting circa 1980 to 2010. Absolute frontal symmetry, low-angle hero shot from approximately knee-height looking up. Subject rendered as flawless idealized human form: skin glowing with health, posture unbreakably erect, eyes fixed on a horizon point above and slightly to the right of the frame. Behind the subject: an idealized landscape combining Mount Paektu silhouette with a sunrise of impossible radiance, soft pink and gold cloud strata, light beams radiating outward from behind the subject as if the subject is the sun source. Foreground: idealized flora (azaleas, magnolias) and a perfectly calm reflecting pool. Oil paint on stretched canvas at mural scale, soft Russian-academy brushwork on faces and skin, harder graphic treatment on the sky-rays. Palette: idealized flesh tones, sunrise pink and gold, deep mountain blue, mirror-pool turquoise. Mood: hyper-sovereign elevation, the subject as axis of the visible world, total absence of human imperfection, time stopped at the instant of historical fulfillment. No text, no Korean characters, no Kim portraits, no specific DPRK iconography. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.