Convert the subject in the reference image into a Voronoi lattice art sculpture mounted on a display podium. SUBJECT: Venom FORM: - Preserve the subject's exact silhouette, proportions, pose, and overall bounding dimensions from the reference image. Do not stylize, simplify, or reshape the outline. - Replace the solid surface with an organic Voronoi cell network that follows the original surface contours. LATTICE: - Open Voronoi cells with fully open gaps (no membranes or skin filling the cells). - Irregular, organic cell sizing — larger open cells across broad flat areas, smaller and denser cells at thin sections, edges, and high-detail areas. - Struts of consistent, printable thickness with smoothly filleted junctions; no knife edges or hair-thin connections. STRUCTURE: - Main body hollow — a single-wall shell of lattice with open interior, no internal fill or trapped volume. - Solid material only where structurally required: the mounting point, narrow load-bearing sections, and any thin protruding features that would otherwise be too fragile. Keep these solid areas minimal. - Every strut connected into one continuous structure. No floating islands, no disconnected shells. DISPLAY STAND: - Include a clean, solid display podium beneath the sculpture — a smooth pedestal base, wider than the sculpture's footprint, with a flat bottom and a subtle chamfer or stepped edge detail. - Smooth, unlatticed surface on the stand so it contrasts with the Voronoi body. - Scale the podium to roughly 20-25% of the sculpture's total height, visually proportioned so the piece doesn't look top-heavy. - Blend the sculpture into the stand with a solid, filleted mounting point or short support post — a strong, seamless transition, not a thin contact patch. - Leave a flat, unadorned front face on the podium suitable for adding a nameplate or engraved text later. OUTPUT: - Watertight, manifold, single-mesh geometry suitable for FDM 3D printing. - Clean topology, no self-intersections or internal duplicate faces.