Prompt
Waist-up in a three-quarter view, a smooth porcelain performer stands beside a heavy stage curtain, its pale glazed face tense with a small tight mouth and wide worried eyes turned to one side. Both hands are clasped together high at the chest, fingers laced and knuckles pale, so the nervousness reads in the pose as much as in the face.
In the middle of the figure's torso an oval window of clear glass is set flush into the porcelain, opening onto a hollow space inside the abdomen. Within that dark cavity exactly three butterflies flutter, each one separate and distinct: a soft cream-white one, an ochre one and a deep orange one, their wings caught at different angles in the warm light.
Warm stage-side light falls across the figure and the folds of the curtain behind it, glinting on the glazed porcelain and on the rim of the glass window while the cavity stays softly shadowed. The frame is a 16:9 wide composition holding the performer and the curtain with clear margin on every side, and the scene stays unlettered with no text anywhere.