Acid Futurism Modular Cyber Tower

2:3 vertical aspect ratio, hyper-realistic product architectural photography of an acid futurism modular mechanical tower. Looking up from a low angle at an asymmetrical industrial installation extending upward with the top partially out of the frame. The main body consists of massive interlocking rectangular metal pods in high-purity cobalt blue, vermilion orange, lemon yellow, fresh grass green, and silver-white. The colors are flat-painted and clean, with sharp boundaries and no dirty gradients. Each pod features precise sheet metal folds, narrow seams, a few vents, mechanical door hinges, and handles. The painted surface has a restrained gloss, clearly distinguished from the mirrored chrome frame. Silver thin-railed maintenance platforms and switchback steel stairs are suspended along the outer walls on the left and in the center, dense but organized. Two short roller conveyors protrude from different heights above, featuring realistic rollers, bearings, chains, and supporting connections, creating a powerful horizontal composition. A few slender orange and green pipelines run vertically, accented by a few red and green buttons. Sufficient pure, high-saturation blue sky is preserved on the right of the installation, with clear geometric outlines. Intense hard sunlight, sharp shadows, and silver mirrored reflections; the materials look like newly manufactured real industrial equipment—precise, full, and clean, with the rational appeal of vintage technology advertisements. No text, brands, postal marks, flags, logos, or watermarks; no weathering, stains, fog, halos, or floating parts.