Illustrate a surreal, macroscopic close-up of a human eye, its perfectly formed honeycomb pattern merging with the iris. The hexagonal cells appear to extend inward like a tunnel of light and order, each chamber subtly vibrating with golden light. The pupil rests at the center of this tunnel, a dark portal surrounded by symmetry and structure. The skin surrounding the eye is covered in a biomimetic mesh reminiscent of the architecture of a beehive: hexagonal tessellations that extend like scales over the eyelid, eyebrow, and upper cheek, blending seamlessly into the natural skin tones. A bee lands delicately on the lower eyelid, its tiny wings capturing the ambient light, its slender legs brushing the border between the hive eye and human skin as if to deliver a secret. The bee is anatomically realistic, its eyes reflecting the honeycomb pattern that seems to attract it. The eyelashes curve like antennae, slightly iridescent at their tips, creating a unified aesthetic between insect and human. The lighting should be both intense and intimate: reflections on the moist surface of the iris, shadows forming between the honeycomb-like ridges of the skin, and a subtle halo of light in the reflection of the bee's eye. The concept should express the union of nature and consciousness, where the eye becomes the central organ of the hive—a visual metaphor for collective intelligence, ecological awareness, and the silent, powerful intelligence of pollinators within a shared biosphere.