Create a 12.8-second surreal cinematic art video in 16:9 format, with a deep black background, electric-blue windows, and monochromatic smoke. SHOT 1 (0:00–0:01): A single glowing blue four-pane window contains a human figure floating horizontally above a faint rocky ledge. SHOT 2 (0:01–0:03): The window dissolves into darkness, leaving the same floating human figure in grayscale as thin smoky strands emerge around the body. SHOT 3 (0:03–0:05): Feather-like smoke filaments curl into an elongated elliptical ring around the suspended figure. SHOT 4 (0:05–0:07): Gray-white smoky ribbons sweep horizontally around the body, stretching and flowing through the black environment. SHOT 5 (0:07–0:08): The smoke dissolves as a glowing blue window smoothly reappears behind the floating figure. SHOT 6 (0:08–0:10): The single window expands into multiple irregularly arranged blue windows, each containing a human figure in a different floating pose. SHOT 7 (0:10–0:12.8): Reveal the complete installation of glowing blue windows against a dark textured background, with suspended figures and subtly shimmering light. STYLE & MOTION: Surreal fine-art cinematography, deep blacks, cold blue illumination, grayscale figures, delicate smoke, volumetric lighting, subtle film grain, smooth morphing transitions, steady wide camera, consistent human anatomy and clothing. NEGATIVE PROMPT: No eyes, eyeballs, colorful neon, bright rooms, sudden cuts, fast spins, abrupt zooms, distorted anatomy, extra limbs, unintended duplication, text, logos, or watermarks.
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