Neo-noir inspired woman portrait on a misty Tokyo street lit by a solitary neon sign, rendered in a futuristic-romantic style akin to Stefan Kostic's cinematic illustrations, with the sensibilities of Andre Kertesz's 20th-century urban poetry, influenced by the cyborg nostalgia of Masamune Shirow's Blame architecture and the bombastic flair of Japanese digital art showcased on ArtStation; compounded by the heavy use of warm, moody lighting that cast deep shadows and loud contrasts, giving off a somber and pensive atmosphere amidst a choreographed cityscape with a telephoto lens' narrowed focus on the subject; the blurred, out-of-focus background hinting at the immensity and foregrounded chaos of Tokyo at dusk, leaving the woman's tranquil and lost expression in sharp relief amidst a hum of technological bleakness and implied environmental unease.