Cobalt Flame Impasto Portrait with Electric Blue and Orange

Using the uploaded photo, create a vertical 4:5 expressive impasto-style portrait of the same person, combining a remarkably realistic face with a bold abstract background of cobalt blue, ultramarine and fiery orange. KEEP — Preserve the exact facial identity and natural facial structure from the uploaded photo, including forehead shape, eyebrow placement, eye shape and original eye colour, nose bridge and tip, lips, cheeks, cheekbones, jawline, chin, ears and natural facial asymmetry. Retain the original skin tone, visible pores, fine skin texture, age characteristics and natural facial marks. Keep the existing hairline, hair density, natural texture, colour and length, including the original facial hair if present. Maintain the person's actual body proportions, shoulder width and neck length. Do not replace the face with a generic model or blend features from another person. CHANGE — Style the subject in a simple off-white cotton shirt with a softly structured collar and subtle woven fabric texture. Position the head slightly turned toward the camera, with a confident, composed expression and relaxed shoulders. Surround the subject with energetic cobalt-blue, ultramarine and burnt-orange impasto strokes, using thick palette-knife marks, sharp diagonal sweeps and raised ridges of paint. SCENE — Create a contemporary fine-art studio portrait with an abstract painted backdrop rather than a literal room. Place vivid blue strokes behind one side of the head and fiery orange accents across the opposite side. Keep the background softly out of focus at its outer edges while retaining visible paint relief near the shoulders and hair. LIGHT — Use a large, diffused key light positioned 45 degrees to the front-left of the subject, with a neutral-warm colour temperature around 5000K. Add restrained cool-blue reflected light along the hair edges and gentle warm highlights on the cheeks and nose. Preserve realistic facial shadows and natural skin colour. CAMERA — Capture a close-up to mid-chest portrait using an 85mm portrait lens at f/2.0, with the camera at eye level. Keep both eyes and facial features sharply focused while allowing the distant background to soften naturally. GRADE — Apply rich cobalt blues, saturated ultramarine, controlled burnt-orange accents and warm neutral skin tones. Use crisp tonal separation and painterly texture without turning the face into an oil painting or exaggerating saturation. OUTPUT — Vertical 4:5 aspect ratio, 8K-detail rendering, realistic facial texture, individual hair strands, visible palette-knife ridges and refined contemporary editorial composition. DO NOT slim or reshape the face, whiten the skin, change eye colour, smooth skin into plastic, invent jewellery or tattoos, alter body proportions, or obscure facial features with paint.