Japanese ink painting, sumi-e style, by Hiroshi Yoshida – A hauntingly ethereal woman draped in flowing, translucent robes, her silhouette emerging from a stark, mist-laden expanse. Her long, spectral hair drifts weightlessly, merging with the ink’s fluid strokes. She stands on the surface of a still, reflective lake, her form mirrored beneath her as ripples subtly distort the image. Behind her, a gnarled black tree with sparse, wind-torn branches stretches upward, its ink-washed leaves splattered with deep crimson. A vast, blood-red sun dominates the background, partially obscured by swirling mist, its edges bleeding into the sky like drifting ink. Wisps of spectral energy curl around her form, blending seamlessly with the soft, flowing brushwork. The interplay of bold contrast and delicate shading evokes a sense of mystery and quiet power, merging traditional Japanese aesthetics with an eerie, dreamlike surrealism. **Niji, aidma-niji**