Caravaggio Counter-Reformation Chiaroscuro

Re-render this image as a Caravaggio oil painting in the lineage of the Roman period 1600 to 1610. Tenebrist composition: 70 percent of the canvas in deep impenetrable black, the subject illuminated by a single hard directional light from upper-left at approximately 45 degrees, light source unseen and unexplained. Skin rendered with humid Mediterranean naturalism, slightly olive midtones, visible pulse of blood under skin, no idealization. Drapery rendered as heavy fabric with sculptural folds. Hands enlarged slightly and rendered with anatomical specificity, every tendon visible. Mouth slightly parted as if interrupted mid-breath. Eyes catching the light source with a single specular highlight. Background: total negative-space black, no architecture, no horizon, no setting. The figure exists alone in the void with the unexplained sacred light. Oil paint on stretched canvas, visible brushwork in the lit areas, smooth glazes in the shadow transitions, slight craquelure of 400-year-old varnish. Mood: sacred rupture of the profane, the moment grace breaks into ordinary time, no nimbus, no halo, the holiness is in the light alone. No text, no inscription, no religious iconography (no cross, no halo, no scripture). Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering. Aspect ratio matches source.