Biotech flower with mechanical petals

A single biotech flower sits at the center of a dark studio with a lateral spread composed for a 16:9 frame to emphasize width and silhouette. The petals articulate like engineered panels with neon veins pulsing cyan and magenta against deep indigo shadows to create a soft bioluminescent rhythm. Surfaces are clean and unlettered so the mechanical surfaces read as sculptural form with micro circuit etching reduced to abstract linework. The core petal edge resolves crisp and sharp in the foreground while secondary petals fall into a moderate depth that suggests layered construction. Materials read as brushed metal, soft silicone joints, and a glassy resin sheen that catches color reflections. Gentle haze in the air softens distant edges and allows the neon veins to glow with subtle bloom. A single microfluidic tube and a copper tracer reinforce the engineered origin without crowding the composition. The viewpoint is eye level with a slightly low tilt to present the flower as both object and organism, and the negative space is balanced to the left for visual breathing room. Render the scene photoreal with a clean studio aesthetic that emphasizes texture, volumetric glow, and material contrast.