3D bizarre schizophrenic illusionary hallucination: A tiny alien figure

$3D bizarre schizophrenic illusionary hallucination: A tiny alien figure, limbs outstretched in frantic surprise, plummets headlong into the yawning pupil of an impossibly large Eye that forms the entire landscape. The iris around this cosmic aperture shimmers with chimerical hues—iridescent greens bleeding into molten golds, then warping into ribbons of prismatic blues. Each hue shifts and quivers like liquid gemstones, while the alien’s descent is slowed and sped at once by the kaleidoscopic refractions dancing over its trembling form. Curved veins of glistening, pearlescent tissue ripple outward, creating a living horizon of optical anatomy. Depth and perspective twist into delirious spirals as the colossal Eye blinks slowly, sending shockwaves of iridescent color rippling across its surface. Translucent tears of fractal patterns drip from the corners, each droplet suspending midair and refracting into tiny galaxies of warped geometry. Under ghostly illumination, the alien’s silhouette becomes a fragile silhouette against the infinite night-black pupil—a portal to unknowable dimensions, where solid forms dissolve into neon afterimages. This is a realm where reality is more fluid than air, where gravity warps and loosens, and where the very act of perception blurs into delirious abstraction. The Eye is both host and horizon, its silence humming with cosmic resonance, and the falling alien a witness to a world where nothing is stable, and every boundary melts into luminous delirium.$