Celestial Gardener Pruning the Neon Storm

A turbulent bauhaus geometric poster of a celestial gardener balancing on a lattice of weathered driftwood balconies high above a neon-soaked rainy megacity, wildly pruning constellations and replanting burning star-seeds into brass planters suspended over traffic canyons. Fragmented modular panels and sharp circular cutouts show multiple dynamic views: one angle with the gardener lunging forward to net a runaway comet-sprout, another with both hands scattering radiant cosmic pollen into the storm, another from a steep overhead perspective as glowing star-vines spiral around soaked rooftops. The figure is androgynous, wrapped in angular utility robes and segmented rain armor, with a halo-like horticultural rig of brass tools, telescoping shears, seed capsules, and orbiting lanterns. The city below erupts in electric signage, rain streaks, steam vents, transit wires, and geometric window grids, all abstracted into high-contrast bauhaus blocks, arcs, diagonals, and concentric forms. Midnight navy dominates the sky and architecture, punctuated by molten brass highlights, wet reflections, and stellar embers. Surfaces feel rough and tactile: cracked driftwood beams, waterlogged grain, oxidized metal, slick pavement, and misty rain haze. Chaotic, energetic, cinematic, richly layered, poster-sharp composition, intense motion, bold negative space, ultra-detailed.