Korean automaton woman on pedestal with glowing cosmic halo

The Lapis Automaton [THE SUBJECT] A 21-year-old Korean woman, tall and lithe, with her signature hourglass silhouette. She is posed with the stiff, rhythmic precision of an antique automaton, standing atop a pedestal. Her short, curly reddish-brown hair is gathered into a structured, gold-leafed crown. [THE BEAUTY LOOK] Her skin is treated as a mixed-media surface: her face is a matte-porcelain finish, but her joints (elbows, wrists, knees) feature visible golden mechanical filigree and rotating gears made of deep-blue Lapis Lazuli. [COUTURE] A "Specimen" gown that reimagines ancient Sumerian royal attire through high-tech materials. The garment is composed of shingled plates of dielectric mirrors that shift from gold to deep indigo. Over this, a stole made of ionized violet plasma is held in a perfect, static curve by hidden magnetic-field anchors, mimicking the drape of heavy silk but with the ethereal glow of the Aurora Borealis. [ENVIRONMENT] A dark, vast museum hall. The only light comes from the subject herself and the self-luminous accretion disc that hovers horizontally behind her head like a massive, terrifyingly bright halo. The floor is a polished obsidian that reflects the "nebula-glow" of her plasma stole. [LIGHTING/TECHNICAL] A study in extreme dynamic range. The camera must capture the blinding light of the accretion disc jewelry without losing the microscopic detail of the Lapis Lazuli gears in her joints. 8K resolution, cinematic sharp focus, captured as if for a high-end jewelry editorial in a futuristic VOGUE.