Who is afraid of the dark?

A hiker in alayered, high-tech hiking gear and a warm, neon-lit parka, his anxious face illuminated only by the soft glow of a portable, holographic GPS device, as a massive Polar bear's silhouette circles the tent, its eyes glowing like embers through the frosty, moonlit tent sheets, at midnight, deep within the Arctic circle's vast, icy expanse, with the aurora borealis casting an ethereal, neon-lit glow across the dark, starry sky, in a dramatic, high-contrast scene, reminiscent of Syd Mead's and Ash Thorp's futuristic, neon-drenched, industrial landscapes, with intricate, photorealistic textures and atmospheric effects, in the style of a highly detailed, 8K resolution matte painting, blending traditional and digital media, with a sense of foreboding and tension, inspired by the moody, rain-soaked, cyberpunk visuals of Blade Runner 2049.