A forgotten Victorian-era greenhouse the size of a cathedral, now completely overtaken by monstrous tropical flora centuries after humanity’s disappearance, sunlight fracturing through cracked stained-glass domes into rainbows that dance across dew-covered titan arum flowers taller than houses, carnivorous pitcher plants dripping with viscous nectar, and strangler figs that have fused with marble statues of long-dead aristocrats, the air so thick with pollen and perfume it feels almost liquid, painted in the lush, romantic, overgrown style of Gregory Crewdson and Alphonse Mucha combined, golden hour lighting, hyper-detailed botanical surrealism. <lora:chroma-flash-heun_r128-fp32:0.5> <lora:ConceptArt_chroma:1> Concept art.
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