Baleine mécanique surréaliste s’élevant dans un paysage désertique gothique

A vast, hyperrealistic fantasy landscape bursting with vivid, otherworldly color, where towering Gothic spires of deep sapphire blue and obsidian stone rise from a cracked desert plain of burnt orange and amber gold. Their intricate facades crawl with Baroque carvings that twist into impossible geometries, their surfaces catching light in shimmering gradients of cobalt, copper, and rose. Above, a tempest of stormy clouds swirls in dramatic chiaroscuro—deep navy thunderheads edged with fiery crimson and molten bronze. The clouds are etched with fractal patterns reminiscent of Hokusai's waves, their spiraling forms rendered in luminous shades of turquoise and peach. Bolts of lightning strike in surreal, neon-bright hues—electric cyan, searing lime green, and liquid gold—illuminating the scene like a divine celestial spotlight. At the center, a colossal, half-submerged clockwork whale breaches the ashen earth, its brass ribs exposed like a cathedral's vaulted arches. The metal gleams with warm patinas—oxidized copper, aged bronze, and polished brass—its massive gears turning lazily in its belly, each tooth catching the lightning's glow. The whale exhales a plume of iridescent ink that blooms upward, unfurling into Dali-esque floating islands adorned with weeping marble statues draped in moss and flowering vines in shades of fuchsia, emerald, and soft coral. The foreground is littered with shattered mirrors, each shard reflecting an alternate dimension. One piece reveals a Kandinsky-esque explosion of abstract color—crimson circles, cobalt triangles, golden spirals dancing across a field of electric blue. Another shard shows a Yerka-style labyrinth of impossible stairways, each step a different color of the rainbow, leading to doors that open onto star-filled skies. A third shard reflects a quiet, impossible ocean where the water is liquid sapphire and the waves are made of light. Every surface is rendered with photorealistic precision yet remains dreamlike: the whale's patinaed skin textured with barnacles of coral pink and seafoam green; the clouds' velvet softness edged with golden halos; the desert sand glittering with crystalline fragments that sparkle like scattered rubies and topaz. The lightning pulses in slow motion, each bolt lingering in the air like a frozen scream of color. The mood is serene yet unsettling—a fever dream painted in 8K resolution, where Michelangelo and Dalí collaborated across centuries, and the laws of physics unravel with o