A black and white MRI scan of a brain, with the typical grainy texture and segmented cross-sections seen in medical imaging. The brain’s structures are clearly defined in shades of gray, from the lobes to the brainstem. Thin, tangled threads--resembling organic fibers--are seen weaving through various brain regions, subtly blending into the natural structures as though they are part of the neural network. These fibers appear intertwined and stretched, forming intricate patterns that seem both natural and foreign. Their slightly blurred edges, like an artifact in the scan, make them look surreal yet integrated into the MRI's clinical, monochromatic aesthetic, adding a sense of mystery to the image