layered paper diorama of an underwater seascape, intricate hand-cut paper corals in cold hues of cerulean, teal, and slate, delicate paper fish suspended between translucent vellum layers, warm backlighting casting elongated shadows through the paper strata, soft diffused glow mimicking sunlight through water, foreground with textured crinkled paper seafloor, midground featuring dense coral formations with embossed paper textures, background fading into deep indigo paper gradients, early morning atmosphere with slight paper edge fraying visible, constructed from handmade paper with visible fiber flecks, inspired by Béatrice Coron’s papercutting style, overhead 35mm macro shot emphasizing depth between layers, subtle moiré patterns from overlapping vellum sheets, torn paper edges suggesting organic reef growth, muted metallic foil accents catching the backlight