Alien Humanoid Crystalline Skeleton in Surreal Forest

A hauntingly beautiful vertical cinematic portrait (720x1280) of an otherworldly humanoid figure, captured in extreme close-up with hyper-detailed 8K resolution. The figure is turned slightly away from the viewer, its alien yet elegant form composed of intricate gray-white crystalline textures that blur the line between organic and artificial. The scene is a masterclass in surreal minimalism—monochromatic, dreamlike, and pulsing with quiet mystery.* Character Design: Head & Face: A smooth, elongated skull wrapped in what appears to be tightly woven gray-white fabric, the threads so fine they resemble circuitry or mycelial networks under magnification. The surface is dotted with microscopic perforations, creating an almost moon-like topography of craters and ridges. Eyes: Two large, void-black oval eyes (no pupils, no shine) dominate the upper face, their depthless darkness contrasting starkly against the pale, textured skin. Neck & Body: An impossibly slender neck, stretched like a porcelain vase, segmented with geometric grooves that suggest a spine or exoskeleton. The torso is hinted at but mostly out of frame, its surface continuing the woven-crystalline hybrid texture, with occasional glistening facets catching the light like crushed diamond. Textural Details: Every millimeter of the figure’s "skin" reveals: Fabric-like warp and weft patterns, but with a stone-like sheen, as if carved from marble-thread. Fractal imperfections—tiny cracks, raised seams, and embedded fossilized dots resembling braille or stars. A cold, matte finish with only the subtlest moisture where joints might bend. Background & Atmosphere: Environment: A fog-drenched surreal forest of towering, bone-white trees with spiraling trunks, their branches ending in needle-like twigs. The ground is a dense carpet of lichen or ash-gray moss, its surface uneven like frozen waves. Lighting: Diffused, directionless light (as if from an overcast sky) flattens shadows, making the figure appear to hover against the backdrop. A faint bioluminescent glow seeps from the figure’s texture seams, barely perceptible. Cinematic Style References: Aesthetic: "Annihilation" (biopunk surrealism) meets "Scorn" (alien organic geometry). Photography: The monochrome precision of Karl Blossfeldt’s plant studies, merged with Zdzisław Beksiński’s dystopian dreamscapes. Mood: An uneasy tranquility—like discovering an ancient statue that wasn’t there yesterday.