Mountains floating Cliffs inverted

 A serene Irish landscape, with rolling emerald-green hills, misty lakes, and rugged mountains, suddenly trembles violently—as if the earth itself is being torn apart. In a moment of surreal chaos, entire sections of land rip free, rising into the sky in jagged, brutalist formations, their rocky undersides exposed like raw, fractured earth. The lakes are wrenched upward, now suspended in the sky, their waters spilling downward in colossal waterfalls, creating an apocalyptic storm of mist and rain over the land below. The camera pulls back, revealing a new impossible geography—mountains floating, cliffs inverted, rivers twisting mid-air—as gravity itself bends, turning the once-peaceful countryside into a brutalist, surreal monument to nature’s violent transformation.