Cathedral Pillars Carved by Invisible Blue Fire I positioned the observer 5 light-years inside Carina, framing a 15-parsec-wide reach of the western wall in an off-center drift, with SHO line filters remapped toward true-color so Hα breathes copper-red and [OIII] sings in turquoise. Here we witness three >3 light-year dust pillars being sheared by an off-frame O-star array (~35,000 K), while a newborn 30,000 K pre–main-sequence star at the central tip overionizes its rim, sending 10–20 km/s photoevaporative streamers into the hollow as warm dust at 100–300 K smolders in ember tones at the base. This frame captures the ferocity and tenderness of radiative sculpting—cathedral shafts of light knitting through rents, dense EGGs resisting as bright-rimmed silhouettes—rendered with telescope fidelity from an impossible interior vantage.