Liquid-glass seam macro close-up cinematic

An extreme macro view of two slabs of liquid glass gently separating creates an intimate seam of light that runs along the lower third of the frame, with the rest of the image dissolving into near-black. The upper form presses downward with a thick, gently curved underside, suffused with cool cyan that concentrates in a thin glowing edge where it nearly touches the lower form; the lower form curves upward with a warmer inner glow, blending magenta and electric orange that radiate softly through its translucent body. The gap between them is razor-thin in places, capturing a line of brilliant fused color that shifts from cyan to white-hot orange, as if the light is being squeezed into a filament. The matte background around this seam is a smooth charcoal with subtle surface noise, becoming almost pure black toward the top and right, leaving large areas of quiet negative space. Tiny beads of glass cling to the edge of the upper slab, some stretching into slender threads that hint at slow motion as they begin to pull away, their tips catching pinpoints of vivid light. The seam and its tiny droplets are sharply defined, while the surrounding forms dissolve into soft blur and shadow, emphasizing the tactile, glowing edge as the single focal event.