ネオン文字：公共空間の上に吊るされた一文

Design a text-based public artwork made in neon, installed above a city space at night. Show a short handwritten phrase rendered in flowing cursive neon tubing, spanning some twelve metres, mounted on a slim open steel frame fixed high across the gap between two building facades so the words hang unsupported in the air above the street. Detail the tubing as genuine glass neon rather than flexible imitation: visible electrode housings at the start and end of each glass run, thin dark supports holding the tube off its backing, and the small breaks where one tube ends and the next begins, so the handmade construction is legible up close. Show the colour as a single warm pink-white, its glow soft and slightly diffuse in the humid night air, with a distinct halo around each stroke. Detail the light it throws downward onto the street: the wet paving beneath returning a long broken reflection of the whole phrase, the facades either side washed faintly pink, and the faces of people below lit warm from above. Show the frame and cabling as visible but unemphasised, honest about how it is hung. Detail the surrounding city as dark with cooler light. Set it over a narrow city street at night. Photorealistic, glowing, warm pink in blue darkness, low upward view.