Nun Portrait with Yin-Yang Digital Glitch

A stark black-and-white portrait of a nun in prayer, her silhouette split down the middle by a yin-yang of crimson and bone-white. The image is corrupted with VHS static, her face glitching between devotion and damnation, while a floating black halo fractures into pixelated shards above her. Key Details: The Nun: Silhouette & Pose: Kneeling, hands clasped—but her fingers distort into barbed wire in the glitches. Face half-visible: One side serene, the other a skull emerging from digital noise. Habit & Halo: Tattered wimple unraveling into binary code (reads "FORGIVE ME" in ASCII). Black halo pixelating like a dying monitor, shedding crimson tears. The Yin-Yang Background: Red Side: Dripping wax forming hellish sigils. Faint outline of a inverted cross (only visible when zoomed). White Side: Finger-smudged chalk (a child’s drawing of angels). Scratches that animate when tilted (persistence of vision trick). The Glitch Effects: TV Static: Scan lines cut her neck like a garrote wire. Color bleed makes her lips flicker blood-red. Data Corruption: Morse code in the noise spells "SHE KNOWS". Frozen frames of a screaming mouth hidden in the pixels.