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Edit this image (Photo 1). Transform the flat poster into a thick, semi-translucent silicone/latex membrane physically stretched and mounted over a rigid dark rectangular backing panel, photographed as a real physical object in a studio.
The material should have real physical folds, wrinkles, and vertical drip-like creases running through it, as if the silicone was poured or stretched and partially sagged before setting — not a flat print, a dimensional sculptural surface with visible glossy highlights and soft shadow depth in the folds.
The original gradient colors from Photo 1 (cream/yellow, blue-purple, magenta-red) should no longer appear as clean flat color zones — instead, dissolve them into diffused, streaky diagonal bands of color bleeding through the semi-opaque white-grey silicone from underneath, like colored light glowing softly through frosted rubber. Keep the same general color relationships and left-to-right/diagonal color flow as Photo 1, just reinterpreted as glowing bleed-through rather than solid gradient.
The faint white linework/scribble details from Photo 1 should be reinterpreted as a barely-visible engraved technical/circuit-board-style schematic pattern on the dark backing panel, peeking out only at the exposed edges where the silicone doesn't fully cover it.
Mount the membrane onto the panel with visible small metal screws at the corners and along the edges, screwed directly through the material into the backing.
The top edge and side edges of the silicone should be irregular and torn/dripping rather than straight — uneven wavy peaks and drooping overhangs. Along these uneven top and side edges, add small sharp metal spikes protruding outward and upward, embedded directly into the material like thorns.
Add one small bright red rectangular sticker/tag detail near one of the bottom corners, partially tucked under the material.
Background: solid deep black, clean studio lighting, sharp focus on the material's texture, glossy specular highlights on the silicone folds, moody dramatic contrast between the black background and the glowing colors bleeding through the material.
