A monochrome cyberpunk fantasy brought to life, Hanging Out captures the raw, unfiltered energy of rebellion. A young woman lounges with effortless cool, clad in a leather jacket, strapped boots, and futuristic goggles. Every detail—from the tangle of belts and buckles to the cigarette lazily balanced between her fingers—emphasizes her defiant independence. Perched beside her, an iguana mirrors her calm, almost conspiratorial presence, its reptilian stillness balancing her casual intensity.
The black-and-white tones, devoid of distraction, highlight textures—the rough grit of leather, the scales of the iguana, the soft haze of smoke drifting into the air. This absence of color amplifies the mood, allowing the scene to speak in stark contrasts: technology against nature, rebellion against order, companionship against solitude.
 
At its core, Hanging Out is about a world where humans and creatures alike are bound by an unspoken connection, finding ease in each other’s company amidst the chaos. It’s raw, stylish, and undeniably rebellious—an ode to freedom in the most unexpected forms.