A surreal and disturbing kaleidoscopic pattern inspired by trypophobia

A surreal and disturbing kaleidoscopic pattern inspired by trypophobia, featuring multiple layers of small, closely-packed holes resembling those found in lotus pods. The holes are arranged symmetrically in intricate, repeating patterns, creating a mesmerizing yet unsettling visual effect. The colors include a vivid mix of bright orange and deep teal, with the holes appearing dark and glossy. The kaleidoscope effect is enhanced by light reflecting and passing through the holes, creating a shimmering, translucent quality that adds a layer of depth and complexity. Additionally, the image features a multi-exposure effect, with overlapping patterns that seem to shift and blur, giving the impression of multiple layers in motion. This combination of elements results in a hypnotic and eerie visual experience, blending the allure of contrasting colors with the discomfort of trypophobia.