Hyper- realistic digital art of a man wearing a porcelain mask resembling a ‘cara de muerto, ’ intricately adorned with sugar skull patterns—swirls, flowers, and bold lines. His lower body is Chromecore, featuring silver metallic skin blending into vibrant gradient tones of blue, black, and chrome. The scene is set on Halloween night, October 31, 1974, with eerie lighting casting long shadows. The Italian countryside behind him is blurred with a chaotic bokeh effect, distorting Halloween decorations—jack- o’- lanterns, skeletons, and flickering candles—into surreal shapes. Next to him stands his spouse, a woman wearing a matching ‘cara de muerto’ mask adorned with colorful floral patterns. She’s dressed in a vibrant traditional Mexican dress for Día de los Muertos, featuring intricate embroidery. The man dons a Hell’s Angels- inspired biker look, complete with a rugged black leather vest, fitted black t- shirt, and distressed jeans. A Harley- Davidson motorcycle with ape hanger handlebars is parked prominently in the background. Accessories like chrome waist chains and chunky rings glint in the moonlight. Vintage 1970s Halloween characters—kids dressed as vampires, witches, and mummies—are faintly visible, their forms blurring into the dreamlike haze. Shot through Panavision anamorphic 35mm optics, the scene has a cinematic texture with lens flares. Together, they form a striking couple, embodying rebellion and the Halloween spirit. Style: NIjiV1_FLUX, ne0nfant4sy