A masterpiece of abstract idol girl style created by the collaboration of Edmund Dulac and Francisco de Goya. The main objects are sliced at intervals along a diagonal, with each interval featuring a different material: the first material is quartz stone, and the second is fringes; the remaining materials are those that the main object would originally have.Imagine an ethereal scene where the boundaries of reality blur into a dreamlike abstraction. In the center of this composition stands an idol girl, her form partially sliced and reassembled along a diagonal axis, creating a mesmerizing optical illusion. The first half of her figure is crafted from translucent quartz stone, catching and scattering light in myriad directions, giving it a luminous, almost ethereal quality. As you follow the diagonal line, the second segment transitions into an intricate, flowing fringe, each strand delicately rendered to evoke both the softness of fabric and the sharp edges of metallic threads.The remaining parts of her figure are imbued with materials that she would originally possess—perhaps iridescent feathers for hair, shimmering metal discs for eyes, or delicate, almost skeletal elements for limbs. These materials interact in a harmonious yet jarring way, creating a visual tension that is both captivating and disorienting.Edmund Dulac’s intricate, hand-painted details and Goya’s surreal, often darkly humorous interpretations merge to create a world where the line between the material and ethereal realms becomes fluid. The colors shift from deep, rich tones of midnight blue and sapphire to more vibrant hues like emerald green and gold, reflecting light in unpredictable ways as if each slice were its own miniature universe.The overall effect is one of both beauty and mystery, inviting the viewer to explore the complexities within this abstract idol girl, a masterpiece that challenges perceptions of form and substance. HD32K, hyperdetailed, best quality, aidmaMJ6.1.