Vertical composition of a bouquet of pale pink and cream tea roses with green leaves against a deep matte black background. The flowers are photorealistic in the intact areas: show delicate petal layers, soft gradients from blush pink to ivory, visible stamens, and fine leaf veins. Apply a strong structural glitch effect that breaks the image into large rectangular fragments rather than fine noise. Displace these blocks vertically with irregular offsets—some segments should slide down, others shift left or right, creating gaps where the black background shows through. Let some fragments partially overlap adjacent ones, mimicking a layered, collage-like disintegration. Inside the displaced blocks, add horizontal color banding and vertical striped artifacts in pastel pink, cyan, purple, and yellow. Include thin, multicolored vertical lines and pixel-grid patterns within the glitch segments to emphasize the digital corruption. Avoid grain, film noise, or soft blur; the edges of the fragments must be sharp and geometric. Keep the undistorted parts of the roses crisp and highly detailed, while the fragmented areas show clean, rectangular cuts and a sense of vertical drift. The overall effect should resemble a digital transmission breakdown where the image is literally coming apart into large, misaligned blocks. Strong contrast between the soft rose tones, the vivid glitch colors, and the black background. 8K resolution, photorealistic rendering for the flowers, stylized digital deconstruction for the glitch effect.
