Photorealistic human clone suspended in a glowing biomechanical tank amidst retro-futuristic lab equipment, evoking sci-fi horror.

Photorealistic image of a Vril bio-mechanical cloning womb in an underground facility. The chamber is 8 feet tall, translucent with opalescent amniotic fluid glowing faintly from within. A fully-formed human clone floats suspended in the liquid, visible through the translucent surface, connected by both organic and mechanical umbilical cords that pulse rhythmically. The womb's exterior is a horrifying fusion of H.R. Giger biomechanical aesthetic and Cronenberg body-horror: chrome surgical steel seamlessly melded with glistening organic tissue, ribbed segments like an insect chrysalis, wet membrane stretched over metal framework. Visible veins and arteries run through the mechanical components. External heartbeat pumps create pressure waves in the fluid. Steam vents and cooling pipes snake around the chamber, releasing wisps of vapor. The lighting is dim and oppressive: red emergency lights cast dramatic shadows, green CRT monitor glow illuminates the scene from below. Brutalist concrete walls visible in background. Retrofuture 1980s aesthetic with chunky analog controls, dials, and meters surrounding the womb. The overall feeling: cathedral-scale industrial horror, beautiful and terrifying simultaneously. Clinical precision meets organic nightmare. The air appears humid and warm, with mist hanging in the atmosphere. Emphasis on the disturbing fusion of flesh and machine, life and technology, birth and manufacturing. Style: Photorealistic horror, cinematic lighting, inspired See more