The art gallery

Build a high-end, minimalist virtual art gallery as a React application using Tailwind CSS.

1. Core Navigation & 3D Logic:
   Implement a scalable grid system (2x2 up to 5x5) that displays artwork.
   The primary navigation should use a 3D cube transition: when moving left or right, the entire page should appear to rotate like the face of a cube in 3D space.
   Ensure smooth CSS transitions with transform-style: preserve-3d and a perspective of at least 2000px.
2. Data & API Integration:
   Integrate the Metropolitan Museum of Art API to fetch real paintings.
   The app should fetch a random pool of objects, filter for items with images, and map them to the grid.
   Include a 'Sync' function that refreshes the collection and a 'Curator' panel (modal) that allows local editing of artwork titles and prices.
   The 'Category' field should be used to display randomly generated but realistic prices (e.g., $15,000).
3. Visual Aesthetic & Typography:
   Minimalist Gallery Style: Use a very clean, 'sterile' gallery look. The background should be a slight off-white (#f7f7f7) with a subtle radial 'spotlight' effect behind the grid.
   Typography: All text should be lowercase by default (except for IDs). Use very wide letter-spacing (tracking) for headers and labels.
   No Lines/Dividers: Avoid all tacky borders, underscores, or horizontal rules. Use whitespace and subtle shadows for grouping instead.
   Placards: Each grid item should sit in a thin white frame with a small 'placard' underneath showing the title and price.
4. Detail Modal:
   When an item is clicked, open a full-screen blurred background modal.
   Natural Dimensions: The artwork must be displayed in its natural aspect ratio (do not force it into a square).
   The detail view should include an 'Inquire' button and a 'Digital Reference' copy link. Remove all decorative icons or expanders from these buttons.
5. Technical Stack:
   Use lucide-react for icons (Settings, Refresh, Terminal).
   Implement local storage to save 'Curator' edits.
   Use a functional, modular component structure (CubeStage, GridFace, ToyItem).