The portrait would shimmer as if caught between two frequencies—her features sliding in and out of focus, pixels misaligning before snapping back into place. The sky behind her would ripple like a corrupted broadcast, clouds dissolving into blue-white noise before reforming. Her hair would glitch in jagged waves, strands breaking into pixel fragments that scatter outward, then reassemble in slow motion. Every so often, her eyes would flare with a crystalline distortion, like a lens flare made of static, hinting at a message trying to break through. The loop would feel like a transmission from another realm—half-beauty, half-breakdown, a vision blooming inside the glitch.