Surreal woman with clockwork butterflies in crimson silk

A woman, Mia Hilton, is depicted in an ultra-realistic, 8K surrealist masterpiece. Her skin is porcelain, and her lips are a deep, glossy crimson, parted in a state of exquisite tension. She wears a sheer, blood-red silk dress that clings to her form, shimmering like wet paint. From her chest, a cluster of intricately detailed, black-winged messenger butterflies erupts, their wings veined with gold and their bodies composed of tiny, ticking clockwork gears. The butterflies swarm around her, carrying scrolls sealed with wax insignias of a broken circle. One butterfly lands on her outstretched finger, its proboscis a single, tapered needle. The background is a dark, gothic boudoir, but the walls are made of melting, half-finished comic book panels. Speech bubbles, fragmented and inverted, float upward like trapped souls. In the shadows, a grotesque, grinning comic horror jester holds a scythe made of a giant, silver fountain pen. A vintage gramophone sits on a vanity, its horn morphing into a distorted, screaming face. The phrase "all or none" is etched into the glass of an ornate, cracked mirror, reflecting the scene in a distorted, dreamlike loop. The air is thick with a palpable, sensuous dusk, blending beauty with terror.