Brain with cables, conceptual digital painting

One central human brain occupies the center and fills roughly half the 3:2 frame with tight, poster-oriented cropping to emphasize form and texture. Five thick braided cables terminate in flat circular social-media icons arranged across the horizontal axis: one icon in the left third, one in the center-left, one centered, one center-right, and one in the right third, each icon about the size of a coin and spaced evenly. The brain surface is matte-wet with visible gyri, fine veins and subtle specular highlights while cables show rubber weave and metallic plug collars catching light. Lighting is low-key with a cool top-left rim light and gentle fill from the lower right to reveal sculptural depth and cast soft shadows on the lower quarter. Background occupies the upper two-thirds as a deep teal-to-indigo gradient with faint atmospheric haze and a gentle vignette framing the subject. Render as a polished digital-painting for poster use with shallow depth of field keeping the brain razor-sharp and icons slightly softer to suggest spatial layering.