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Realistic photograph, extreme contrast, single light source. In a dark, cluttered living room, a young man sits relaxed on the right side of the frame. He wears casual home clothes — a plain white t-shirt, soft sweatpants, and slippers. In his hand, he holds a beer can, his posture loose and comfortable, legs slightly apart. His head has been replaced by a bulky 1990s CRT television set with a rabbit ear antenna on top. The screen glows brightly, casting the only light in the entire room — cold, flickering blue-white light that illuminates the scene in harsh shadows. On the TV screen, the distinct style of anime is visible: a cute anime girl (waifu) with large eyes, which he himself is presumably watching, creating a strange loop of perception. From the back of the TV head, visible slightly from the side, industrial rods, thick cables, and flexible tubes emerge, connecting to his neck and shoulders, as if his body and the television are fused into one biomechanical entity. The tubes and cables disappear into the darkness behind him. The living room around him is swallowed in absolute darkness — only the TV-head illuminates his own body: the white t-shirt glowing slightly, the beer can glinting, the relaxed hands and legs partially visible. Dust particles float in the light beam. The atmosphere is absurd, grotesque, surreal, and strangely peaceful — a man completely at ease despite his terrifying transformation. Photorealistic, hyper-detailed skin texture, realistic fabric, chrome and plastic details on the TV, visible scan lines on the screen, dramatic chiaroscuro lighting, horror aesthetic, cinematic composition, shallow depth of field, film grain, 35mm photography style.