Pale Biomechanical Interface Warrior

Create a full-body cinematic concept-art portrait of Benjamin, a young human male transformed into a pale biomechanical interface warrior. He stands upright in a calm three-quarter pose, facing slightly left, with a visible human face that remains soft, serious, and recognizable beneath an elaborate open helmet. The armor is not bulky medieval armor but a sleek organic exoskeleton: glossy ivory-white shell plates with razor-sharp layered edges, birdlike and insectoid ridges, fine cracked ceramic texture, tiny seams, screws, dark joints, and exposed black biomechanical musculature underneath. The design should feel like the world reshaped him into a readable form rather than simply protected him. Include exactly six major visible armor regions: a spiked crown-like helmet with cheek guards and a circular mechanical ear module, broad feathered shoulder pauldrons, segmented chest and rib plates over a black torso core, clawed skeletal gauntlets, high articulated thigh and shin shells, and taloned white boots. Use pale ivory white for the shell, with black carbon-fiber organic underlayers and faint dark red wiring visible in gaps. Add many sharp fins and overlapping scales along the helmet, shoulders, forearms, calves, and hips, with asymmetrical natural imperfections and battle-worn scratches. The figure should be isolated against a deep matte black studio background with a rough dark floor, subtle misty texture, dramatic softbox lighting from the upper left, crisp rim highlights on the shell edges, realistic shadows, hyper-detailed materials, dark sci-fi fantasy mood, vertical portrait composition, no text, no logo, no weapons, no extra characters.