Surreal Landscape with Eyeball Sphere

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A fantastical surreal painting with a tall, slender brown tree trunk forming a flat base that fans out to reveal a green rolling landscape. The trunk itself has two large opening arches at the bottom, creating a tunnel-like effect. The upper part of the trunk expands into a massive, dark circular sphere, covered with numerous, brightly colored, realistic-looking eyeballs, each with a different iris color ranging from blue, green, orange, yellow, and red. These eyeballs are meticulously rendered, showing details of the iris patterns and reflections. Surrounding this central eye-covered sphere is a larger, curved, light green sphere with a textured pattern resembling a maze or circuit board, extending upwards into a dark night sky. Several small, smooth, pastel-colored spheres, some blue, some orange, and some beige, float around the sky in the composition. The landscape below the tree includes smaller, rounded green trees scattered across the green field, with distant hills visible under a light blue horizon. The sky gradually transitions from light blue at the horizon to a dark blue-black at the top, emphasizing the surreal atmosphere. The overall style is reminiscent of Salvador Dalí or René Magritte, blending realism with dreamlike elements and an unusual perspective.