Portrait Surréaliste à Visage Divisé en Résine

A portrait of the man from the reference photo with [messy dark hair] and short stubble, posed against a solid charcoal grey wall. Split face: the left side shows clean skin with [thin amber technical markings (numbers "6.66", spiral symbols, hand-drawn)]; the right side features [matte black skin covered in thick black resin (glossy, wet-looking, partially dried with stretched glossy strings between skin and fingers)]. One eye is natural dark brown, the other has a faint, subtle amber glow like light through honey without beams. Tattoos include a small eye on the left neck, two horizontal lines on the right jaw, and a tiny cross behind the right ear. A mechanical prosthetic hand made of black steel with sticky resin residue is raised to his chin, its fingers pulling a glossy resin string away from his right cheek. Worn matte black jacket with a high collar and no hood. 35mm lens, f/8, deep focus, sharp details across all surfaces without blur or haze. Hard warm amber key lighting from the upper left, cool grey fill light from the lower right, producing sharp shadows. Desaturated grey-black palette with amber accents in resin reflections.