Hand-Shaped Armchair with Woman in Cheongsam

Close-up cinematic photo of a 21yo woman sitting on a hand-shaped armchair. She is barefoot. She has straight, long hair. A hand-shaped armchair is a bold and whimsical piece of furniture designed to resemble an oversized human hand. The fingers are typically sculpted to form the backrest and sides, while the palm creates the seat itself. Some versions even have fingers that are individually articulated or padded for comfort. These chairs are usually made from materials like molded plastic, fiberglass, or upholstered foam, and are often found in bright, eye-catching colors like red, yellow, or electric blue. The style can range from pop-art to surrealist, depending on the designer. Originally popularized in the 1970s by artists like Pedro Friedeberg, the hand chair blurs the line between furniture and sculpture. It's often used as a statement piece in eclectic interiors, art galleries, or trendy lounges. . She wears Cheongsam (Qipao): A slim-fitting, high-neck dress with side slits, traditional in Chinese culture.. . .Style of surreal digital photography, bright muted tones, rich chiaroscuro, dramatic light, rembrandt light, baroque detail, ethereal ambiance, ultra-high resolution. Blurry environment and background. Strong depth of the field effect. The scene evokes a visceral sense of surrender, intimacy, and psychological exposure—sensual, surreal, and unmistakably gothic. fluxlisimo_aura, fluxlisimo_icon, fluxlisimo , <lora:fluxlisimo_aura_v1-FLUX:1.0><lora:fluxlisimo_icon_v1_FLUX:0.5><lora:fluxlisimo_v3_lora_FLUX:1.5>