Retrato gótico surreal de uma mulher com máscara de borboleta rachada

Surreal gothic fine-art portrait of an elegant woman shown in close three-quarter profile, facing upward and to the right. She has an unnaturally pale ivory-white face, smooth almost porcelain skin, finely sculpted features, dark smoky eye makeup, long black eyelashes, grey-green eyes and vivid deep-red lips. Her jet-black hair is swept tightly back into a sleek bun. A large cracked white butterfly wing or mask-like fragment is fused across the left side of her face, covering the temple, brow, outer eye and cheek. The fragment resembles a delicate moth or butterfly wing made of old porcelain, plaster and paper-thin bone: chalky off-white surface, irregular torn edges, fine crazing and fractured lines, tiny traces of faded orange pigment. Dark vein-like structures radiate outward from the eye, merging the butterfly anatomy with the woman’s eyelashes and facial markings. Below the wing, the side of her face and neck appears subtly segmented and cracked, like an antique porcelain doll or weathered ceramic sculpture, with narrow vertical fracture lines and slight tonal shifts between panels. The effect is strange and artificial but still elegant and beautiful rather than gruesome. She wears a high-necked fitted blue Victorian or gothic lace garment with intricate woven floral texture, ruffled edging at the collar and a matte, heavily textured surface. Background is a distressed pale plaster wall in muted ivory, beige, grey and faded blue, covered in hairline cracks, worn patches, scraped paint and aged fresco-like texture. Sparse black stems and delicate wildflowers rise around the lower edges of the composition, with tiny vivid orange-red blossoms creating small isolated accents. Minimal restrained palette: ivory, bone white, charcoal black, faded grey-blue, warm beige, with selective scarlet and burnt-orange highlights only. Contemporary surrealism, dark romanticism, gothic fashion portraiture, conceptual fine art, distressed mixed-media painting, antique plaster texture, subtle oil painting and digital matte-painting qualities, fine graphite-like linework, delicate surface cracks, muted atmospheric lighting, museum-quality editorial image, eerie serenity, elegant decay, poetic rather than horrific.