three elegant stemless glasses arranged in a loose triangle on a polished obsidian surface, each containing intensely saturated liquids: deep crimson red, vibrant cadmium yellow, and rich ultramarine blue, softly refracting light, three distinct beams of colored light projected diagonally from off-frame sources—warm goldenrod yellow, fiery scarlet red, and electric cobalt blue—intersecting just above the glasses’ rims, casting prismatic shadows that stretch asymmetrically across the surface, macro photography with a 100mm lens at f/2.8, shallow depth of field rendering the farthest glass slightly blurred while emphasizing liquid menisci, reflections of the light beams warping through the curved glass, color palette dominated by jewel tones with inky blacks and pearlescent highlights, textures: liquid viscosity visible in slow swirls, glass beaded with condensation, matte black surface with subtle fingerprint smudges, shot in a dimly lit studio with controlled ambient haze, style reference: early 20th century Bauhaus experimental photography with geometric precision