Ironically, the more pixels we add, the more "human" these icons become. We see the slight imperfections that make a face like de Armas’s compelling, moving away from the "plastic" airbrushing of the early 2000s toward a sharper, more organic realism.
Ultimately, the string of numbers and specs in your prompt represents the modern "digital altar." We no longer just admire celebrities; we render them in the highest possible definition, seeking a level of visual truth that earlier generations of fans could only imagine.
However, this technical demand for "HD Celebrities" creates a unique paradox:
While old Hollywood relied on what was hidden, the 4K era relies on what is revealed. There is an architectural appreciation for the human face, where texture and micro-expressions become part of the performance.