A surreal landscape where the remains of war machines lie scattered like fallen giants, their bodies covered in rust and overgrowth. The sky is filled with strange, organic shapes that twist and writhe like living creatures, casting long, twisted shadows over the battlefield. Soldiers' spirits rise from the ground, their forms translucent and ghostly, as they ascend towards the sky. The style is a fusion of Beksiński’s haunting surrealism with Giger’s biomechanical horror, creating a powerful juxtaposition between the organic and the mechanical, life and death.