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A sci‑fi cityscape rendered in a surreal, unsettling style: buildings are made of twisted, non‑Euclidean geometries — facades that curve inward, windows that shift perspective, and spires that seem to fold into themselves. The architecture looks like it was grown rather than built, with porous, coral‑like surfaces and metallic veins running through them. The sky is a sickly violet with streaks of iridescent cloud; the light is flat but casts deep, wrong shadows that move independently of the sun. In the foreground, a lone cyborg walks with a stiff, mechanical gait, its body a patchwork of mismatched alloys and synthetic skin. Its head is featureless except for a single glowing slit that pulses in time with the distant hum of the city. The atmosphere is oppressive and alien, as if the laws of physics are slightly off. Use a wide, slightly distorted lens to emphasize the unnatural perspective. Heavy texture overlay, subtle film grain, and a muted, desaturated palette with occasional acidic highlights. Composition is off‑balance, with negative space that feels like a presence. Style inspired by the sci-fi artwork of Boris Turano. <lora:KreaCore_krea2_3307612_epoch_10:0.9>