An ultra-realistic, cinematic half-body portrait of Benzaiten, the mesmerizing Japanese Goddess of Everything that Flows. She plays a biwa (Japanese lute), her fingers emanating trails of soft, colorful light that take the form of musical notes and flowing water. These light trails swirl around her, creating a dynamic, ever-changing aura. Benzaiten's kimono seems to be made of flowing water and music, with patterns that shift and change, each movement creating ripples of light. Her hair moves as if underwater, each strand glowing softly and leaving trails of bioluminescence. Her face is serene, her eyes half-closed in concentration, reflecting the myriad colors of her music-light. The background is a misty, twilight scene of Mount Fuji reflected in a lake, the water's surface alive with the colorful ripples of Benzaiten's music. Technical Details: Rendered in a style that fuses the ukiyo-e mastery of Hiroshige, the flowing lines of Alphonse Mucha, and the light sculptures of James Turrell. The primary light sources are Benzaiten's glowing fingertips and the luminous trails of her music, creating a constantly shifting lighting scenario. Use of advanced particle systems and light path tracing to create the flowing light effects. A custom "water-light" shader gives Benzaiten's kimono and hair their unique flowing, luminous quality. The misty background uses volumetric lighting to create depth and atmosphere.