(((transavanguardia style))), in "turmoil on the lunar horizon," a 42 year old family therapist stands at the edge of the lunar base's observation deck, gazing out into the turbulent stormy sky that stretches across the desolate moon landscape. clad in a crisp white jumpsuit adorned with subtle, classicist inspired embroidery, she appears both grounded and ethereal against the backdrop of swirling clouds and fractured rock formations. the therapist's features are chiseled from the same stone as the ancient greek statues she would have studied in her academic days; her hair is styled in an elegant, asymmetrical bob that frames her intelligent, yet compassionate face. her eyes seem to bore into the very fabric of the storm itself, as if seeking answers to the existential crises that bring her clients to her doorstep. the classicist style is evident in the deliberate use of clean lines, geometric shapes, and a muted color palette that evokes the timeless grandeur of ancient greek architecture. the composition is balanced by the gentle curves of the lunar base's habitat module, which recedes into the background like a subtle fresco on the wall of an ancient temple. meanwhile, the modernist subject matter    the turbulent storm    provides a jarring counterpoint to the serene classicism that surrounds it. the therapist's stance, feet planted firmly on the moon's surface, seems to defy the tempestuous forces that rage above, as if she is grounding herself against the chaos that threatens to consume her clients' lives. in this moment, she embodies the timeless wisdom of a bygone era, yet stands poised at the forefront of humanity's most pressing challenges: to find balance and harmony in an uncertain universe.