XI-MENA

A transhuman transgender woman designed as a sacred incubator and wet nurse. XI-MENA stands with serene grace, her tall, elegant figure showing signs of advanced biomechanical transformation. Her widened hips are anatomically adapted for childbirth, with smooth, subtle surgical seams visible along her pelvis. She wears a sheer, softly glowing gown that drapes like liquid silk, revealing her artificial womb glowing faintly through her translucent abdomen. Her breasts are full and maternal, symbolizing nourishment, and her skin is luminous, blending synthetic perfection with human warmth. Her long hair flows like dark water, partially covering her chest. She has soft, melancholic eyes and full lips, exuding both sensuality and vulnerability. Her expression is a blend of longing and tenderness, as if she were waiting to speak gently to someone who is hurting. The background shows a futuristic sanctuary of motherhood — biotechnological cradles, pulsating light, soft pinks and silvers. There’s a faint hologram of Vivienne Wimmler above her, symbolizing the origin of her womb. The aesthetic is sacred, erotic, and maternal, evoking beauty, sorrow, and divine purpose. Cinematic lighting, horizontal format, ultra-detailed, hyper-realistic, inspired by the art of H.R. Giger fused with Renaissance depictions of the Madonna, but in a futuristic context.