A fully original modern human female statue named Nevaeh, designed as a maintained vessel within a system, not a mythological or religious figure. Full body, realistic human proportions, grounded anatomy, subtle forward posture with uneven weight distribution. Arms are raised only slightly above shoulder level, elbows bent naturally, hands relaxed and open. The pose is passive and suspended, but clearly human and mechanical in cause, not spiritual, not symbolic, not ritualistic. From the upper back and shoulders extend thin, translucent tension filaments resembling fractured glass fibers or fiber-optic strands. These strands pull upward into empty space as if controlled by an unseen mechanism. They are straight, minimal, and structural — not decorative, not wing-shaped, not organic.