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A cinematic film still from a cyberpunk nightclub scene, shot on an ultra-wide fisheye lens from a very low angle. A sexy young woman netrunner is dancing upside down, she smile, balancing her entire body weight on one fully cybernetic left arm — the prosthetic arm is sleek chrome and matte black, with exposed carbon-fiber joints and glowing cyan seams running along the forearm, her articulated metal fingers pressed flat against the wet dance floor. Her legs are kicked up high into the air, spread wide and twisting dynamically. Her hair is a soft anime-style cut — voluminous twin tails with wispy bangs, wildly tousled and flying in every direction, no accessories. She wears very short, low-slung denim shorts and a thin, clinging black t-shirt with a glowing neon inscription reading “Artius” across the chest, the letters pulsing with electric light, the damp fabric clinging to her curves. Her skin is slick with sweat, glistening under the neon. Around her, a blurred crowd of club-goers watches, their silhouettes dissolving into bokeh. Heavy backlight from towering magenta, electric blue and deep purple beams cuts through the smoke from behind, carving a brilliant rim around her body and her chrome arm while her front falls into deep shadow. The atmosphere is dense and electric, like Blade Runner 2049 mixed with feverish club energy. Shallow depth of field, razor-sharp focus on the dancer, the neon “Artius” burning bright at the center of the frame. Motion blur, teal and orange colors