Falling figure through stardust storm

A solitary figure falls in slow motion through a rotating storm of stardust, the body relaxed and limbs trailing as if surrendered to gravity in a tall 9:16 portrait crop that emphasizes vertical motion and descent. Nebula clouds swirl around the figure like massive glowing curtains, hues of deep indigo, electric blue, soft magenta, warm gold, and muted violet washing over the scene to match the palette. Surfaces remain unlettered and clean with micro-markings reduced to abstract streaks and specks on dust particles and cloud edges to preserve a pure visual narrative. Textures read as fine powdery stardust, billowing gaseous clouds, and subtle cloth folds on the figure's attire for tactile contrast. Focus locks on the figure's torso and face for crisp resolution while the surrounding dust and distant nebulae fall into a gentle, moderate blur to create layered depth. Light sculpts the forms with a soft glow and gentle separation to reveal contours and translucence, lending a cool-warm balance across the composition. The viewpoint is a slightly low eye-level angle with a tight vertical frame and a normal perceived width, leaving balanced negative space above and below to accentuate the fall. A single drifting shard of cosmic debris and a faintly glowing fragment serve as story cues that suggest recent disintegration and add scale to the scene. The style is painterly-photoreal with smooth brushlike blending and crisp particulate detail, conveying a cinematic, suspended-motion mood.