A surreal, upside-down gothic cityscape inspired by Dark City. The top half of the scene features towering, dark skyscrapers with intricate gothic facades, spires, and glowing windows that pierce the foggy, shadow-filled atmosphere. The lower half mirrors this city but completely inverted--buildings hanging upside down as if defying gravity, their spires reaching toward the upright city above. The two cities are connected by faintly glowing, ethereal bridges of light and shadow, creating a disorienting yet mesmerizing symmetry. In the foreground, an eerie glow illuminates a single, inverted streetlamp hanging from the 'ceiling,' casting long, distorted shadows across the upside-down streets. In the background, shadowy figures walk along both the upright and inverted streets, seemingly unbothered by the flipped reality. Small details, like floating debris and glowing lanterns, drift between the two cities, adding depth and a surreal, dreamlike quality. The sky between the cities is a deep, starless void, with faint green and golden-yellow light streaming from the horizon, creating a moody, oppressive atmosphere. The scene is rendered with high-contrast lighting, deep blacks, and muted metallic tones, with mist and fog softening the sharp edges of the gothic architecture. Ultra-realistic textures, dramatic shadows, and cinematic framing capture the unsettling yet awe-inspiring beauty of an upside-down, gravity-defying world. --ar 9:16 --niji 6