Hydraulic press

Transform so that the object appears to be half-crushed under a realistic hydraulic press. The press should have a distinct industrial design with the iconic yellow-and-black safety stripes clearly visible on its surface. Show the upper metal plate of the press pressing down on the object, flattening it by about half — the top area visibly squished, while the lower part keeps its original form. The object’s material should look like glossy colored plastic — slightly reflective, with subtle surface deformation such as cracks, folds, and bending, but not completely destroyed. Include compression details: bulging edges, tension lines, and a visible transition between the compressed and uncompressed zones. Use studio lighting with realistic reflections on both the press and the object. The background should be neutral industrial gray or black, emphasizing the metallic press and the deformation effect. The overall look should be photorealistic and cinematic, with a focus on pressure, texture, and material realism.