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Cinematic Surrealism: Bisected Floating Body

Cinematic Surrealism: Bisected Floating Body

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{
  "meta": {
    "style": "cinematic surreal realism",
    "aspect_ratio": "3:4",
    "focus": "photorealism"
  },
  "subject": {
    "description": "Young woman, elegant, medium closeup, full body framing",
    "pose": "Standing still, introspective posture, hands relaxed by sides",
    "features": "Dark brown wavy hair, glossy, natural unretouched skin texture, calm expression, looking off-camera"
  },
  "clothing": {
    "top": "Tailored ivory silk blouse, tucked in (visually cut off at waist)",
    "bottom": "High-waisted charcoal wool skirt, black leather heels",
    "textures": "visible silk weave, wool fibers, leather sheen"
  },
  "surreal_modifier": {
    "effect": "Body bisected horizontally at the waist",
    "details": "Upper torso floats 6 inches above the hips, clean invisible air gap, see-through space revealing background wall, no blood, no gore, clean mannequin-like separation or seamless void",
    "physics": "Perfect vertical alignment of top and bottom halves"
  },
  "environment": {
    "setting": "Minimalist interior",
    "background": "Smooth creamy plaster wall, subtle surface imperfections, neutral concrete floor",
    "mood": "Quiet tension, sterile but warm"
  },
  "technical": {
    "camera": "Analog 35mm film camera",
    "lens": "35mm prime lens",
    "aperture": "f/2.8",
    "lighting": "Soft window side-light, directional, sculpting shadows",
    "film_grain": "Kodak Portra 400, medium grain, soft highlights"
  }
}

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