researcher with tablet and text-fountain

A researcher stands in a dim lab and presses a tablet, initiating a vertical fountain of floating golden letters that rise, twist, and fall back like rain, conveying wonder and quiet study. The tablet screen is the source and shows flowing glyphs rather than interface copy, with streams of glowing characters that read as abstract shapes and fragments to maintain legibility as ornament rather than readable text. The atmosphere is cool and still with a faint warm halo around the letter streams, and a light mist subtly scatters the gold to make the arcs visible in midair. Materials include the glass tablet surface, metallic sheen on the letters, and matte lab surfaces that catch soft reflections near the base. Focus is sharp on the researcher’s fingertip and the tablet edge, with the near field resolving first and the fountains receding into soft, layered depth. The composition is a tall 9:16 vertical crop, framed tight to emphasize the rising column, viewed at a slightly low eye level with a normal perceived width and balanced negative space above the fountain. A pair of small lab props such as a glass beaker and a closed notebook sit nearby to reinforce context. Rendered with a cinematic digital painting style, gentle brush-like texture, and subtle bloom on highlights to suggest luminescence.