A haunting, intricately detailed wood creature stands ominously amidst the mysterious jungle, its singular red eye glowing with unsettling intensity. The creature, resembling a twisted amalgamation of gnarled branches and moss-covered bark, exudes an ancient, otherworldly aura. Its textured surface is hyper-realistic, capturing every crevice and knot with precision reminiscent of Filip Hodas' style. Ambient light filters through the dense canopy overhead, illuminating its eerily realistic form as shadows dance across its anthropomorphic features. Vines and tendrils intertwine with its structure, as though the jungle itself has endowed it with life. The scene evokes the surreal and imaginative compositions of Sandy Skoglund and the vibrant, larger-than-life essence of Natalia Rak, culminating in an enigmatic, hyper-detailed rendering that blurs the line between nature and myth.