Magenta paint explosion in macro

Single continuous slow-motion macro shot, vertical 9:16 framing. On the very first frame a thick jet of vivid magenta paint bursts outward from the exact center of a dark graphite studio backdrop, blooming into a round expanding crown of glossy droplets that stretch into thin threads and hang in mid-air as tiny suspended beads. A second burst of electric cyan paint collides with the first at the center and the two colors swirl into a marbled spiral without turning brown. The camera performs one slow, steady push-in toward the center, with no cuts and no shake. Hard white rim light from the upper left gives every droplet a sharp highlight, and shallow depth of field keeps the nearest droplets softly out of focus. All the action stays inside the central band of the frame, and the top tenth and bottom sixth of the frame remain calm dark backdrop. Sound design: a single deep muffled thump on the first frame, then a soft wet crackle and hiss of droplets, no music, no voice. No text, no logos, no watermark, no people, no hands.