Femme cosmique radieuse émergeant d’un cosmos psychédélique tourbillonnant

a radiant African woman emerging from a swirling cosmos of psychedelic hues, her skin glowing like polished mahogany under the golden light of a thousand suns. She stands tall, her lithe frame draped in translucent silk that clings to her curves like liquid mercury, adorned with tribal patterns that pulse with an otherworldly luminescence. Her head is crowned with an elaborate headdress of iridescent feathers and golden coils, casting elongated shadows that twist into fractal vines behind her. The background melts into Klarwein's signature surrealism—geometric mandalas bloom like flowers, zebras dissolve into rivers of stars, and distant pyramids hum with cosmic energy. Her eyes, half-lidded and knowing, hold galaxies within them, while her lips part slightly as if whispering secrets to the universe itself. The air shimmers with heat haze, distorting the boundary between her body and the dreamscape, making her seem both goddess and mirage.