<lora:JanSvankmajerStyle:1>Jan Svankmajer Style, Horror of Spider-Man's mask lies crumpled on a desk until a breeze causes it to inflate slightly, triggering stop-motion animation. The eye pieces blink mechanically as the mask explores its surroundings, moving in a manner suggesting arachnid rather than human locomotion. It encounters a collection of antique scientific equipment – glass beakers containing swirling liquids that move without external force, microscope slides with specimens that grow and shrink cyclically, botanical drawings whose plant subjects detach from paper becoming three-dimensional. Clay spiders with thimble bodies emerge from the mask's eye holes, weaving webs between desk objects that create a miniature cityscape. These webs occasionally capture dust particles that transform into tiny hybrid creatures combining features of insects and office supplies.