How do you explain how these molecules came about, where is the intelligence? Are you suggesting everything develops from something that does not have the means to think like humans can for example? Even humans cannot make something similar, but you suggest it can be done by other molecules?
Do keep in mind that the reason molecules look the way they do is
not miraculous. It is a realtively straight-forward matter of electrostatic attraction and repulsion.
Recently I've been tutoring chemistry students. One of the topics in first semester is "molecular geometry" and something called the
VSEPR model. It explains why molecules take on the shapes they do. In addition there are numerous other attractive forces acting in large molecules. Hydrogen bonds, dipole-dipole interactions, London Dispersion forces.
Further, beyond that, in biochemistry, these relatively straightforward rules get compounded upon each other to explain why proteins fold the way they do. Why biomolecules looke the way they do.
It is, no doubt, comforting to some to see an arbitrary religious symbol in nature. Just as their are muslims who see the name of God written in random images (
LINKY). (Interestingly enough in those cases, it is "text" that is miraculously shown rather than an image of a person. )
In the case of Laminin, if you find that inspiring rather than the absolutely fascinating underlying mechanisms for the form of a given molecule then that is good for you. Personally I find the complex protein folding and the more mundane and "simpler" rules underlying to be far more fascinating.