Voronoi Cell Division

Show the word [TEXT] as living tissue under a microscope. Fill the frame with a Voronoi diagram of organic cells: thin rosy membranes, pale pink cytoplasm that darkens toward the walls and a small dark purple nucleus in each cell; all cells drift and breathe gently. One by one, in a staggered wave, the cells under the letters of [TEXT] divide: the nucleus stretches and splits, a new wall pinches through the middle, and the two daughters take a deep magenta-to-violet stain; each daughter divides once more, so the word becomes a dense, crisp mosaic of small dark cells against large pale ones. Hold, then let the cells merge back and fade the stain. Add a soft vignette, a small magnification label and a scale bar.