Liquid-glass node cluster in navy frame

Three rounded nodes of liquid glass form a loose triangular cluster near the lower right of the frame, each connected by slender, translucent necks that seem to be stretching and thinning in slow motion, as if the masses are gently drifting apart while still fused. The largest node sits closest to the bottom edge and glows primarily with a saturated magenta core, rimmed by a thin band of cyan where it meets the connecting necks. The second node, slightly above and to the right, carries a cooler cyan and blue glow, while the smallest node, closer to the center, is infused with a warm orange highlight that suggests a hotter concentration of light. Their overlapping halos create a soft cloud of blended color that radiates outward over the matte surface, forming gradients of violet and muted teal that fade smoothly into the surrounding near-black navy. The rest of the scene, especially the upper left half, remains quiet and minimally lit, with only the softest gradient and fine, powdery texture visible on the matte background. A few tiny metallic flecks are embedded in the necks between nodes, catching pinprick reflections that emphasize the tension and viscosity of the glass. The cluster is rendered with high clarity and depth, while the distant background recedes into a velvety, undisturbed darkness that frames the glowing forms without distraction.