Paint an oil portrait of a Surki, a humanoid creature with insectoid features. The Surki has a slender body structure with a shiny exoskeleton surface displaying dark tones like black and green, with iridescent touches that subtly reflect the light. Her face is a blend of human and insectoid traits, with large compound eyes in a deep amber hue, capturing a sense of wisdom and alien perception. Delicate antennae emerge from her forehead, curving backward, adding an exotic touch to her appearance. On her head, she has a mane of black, curly hair that cascades in disordered waves around her face, creating a striking contrast with her chitinous skin. Her skin, hard and textured, resembles natural armor, with visible segments suggesting a strong and flexible structure. Her hands have long, clawed fingers that could be used for digging or climbing, while her slender arms and legs are articulated at multiple points, reflecting her innate agility. She is adorned with rustic and symbolic accessories, such as necklaces made of dark gemstones and metal bracelets in dark tones, which seem to be part of her subterranean culture. Translucent wings are folded on her back, with intricate details, though not designed for flight, they add an ethereal dimension to her presence. The background of the portrait shows a cavern illuminated by a soft, natural glow that highlights the textures and tones of the Surki while enveloping her in a mystical and powerful aura. The overall atmosphere of the portrait is dark and enigmatic, conveying both the strength and complexity of this underground creature. Andrew Atroshenko style