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GLOBAL LOCK: A short vertical surreal sci-fi fashion portrait, approximately 10 seconds, set inside a server-room-like installation space with tall dark equipment racks, tiny red LED lights, a reflective mirror panel at center, and a cool skylit ceiling that strangely reveals blue sky, clouds, and distant mountains above. The subject is a slim androgynous figure with pale mannequin-smooth skin and no facial features, dressed in loose off-white workwear or a cream technical jumpsuit with long sleeves and soft folds. The figure kneels close to a tall vertical mirror, leaning forward so the blank face nearly touches the glass. Where the head should begin to dissolve into identity, a dense cloud of floating circuit boards, metal housings, micro-screens, and electronic fragments erupts from the face area and hangs suspended in front of the mirror. The mirror reflects the kneeling pose and reinforces the theme of fractured digital selfhood. The camera is locked or nearly locked in a medium portrait composition. Motion comes from subtle floating drift of the hardware fragments and slight breathing or leaning tension in the body. No dialogue.

[00:00-00:02] Open on the kneeling figure in profile, close to the mirror panel. The blank smooth head leans toward the glass while the first cluster of electronics hovers where a face would open into data. Server racks glow dimly in the background and the skylight above reveals pale daylight and mountain silhouettes.

[00:02-00:04] Hold the pose as more small monitors, circuit boards, and metallic modules appear to extend outward from the head region. The reflection in the mirror shows the same kneeling posture from a slightly shifted angle, emphasizing self-confrontation and duplication.

[00:04-00:06] Let the electronic cloud become denser and more architectural. Tiny components rotate or drift millimeters in space, while the subject remains still in a devotional almost prayer-like kneel. The off-white fabric should keep a sculptural softness against the hard tech geometry.

[00:06-00:08] Push the uncanny mood further. Floating modules overlap in layers, forming a fragmented digital brain or exploded motherboard halo between face and mirror. The red indicator lights in the server racks flicker softly, adding depth without stealing focus.

[00:08-00:10] End on the strongest synthesis of body, mirror, and machine swarm. The figure’s faceless head nearly merges with the floating electronics, as if identity is being uploaded, mirrored, or dismantled. Final mood should feel meditative, futuristic, and gallery-installation elegant rather than aggressive cyberpunk.

NEGATIVE PROMPT: avoid human facial features reappearing, avoid gore, avoid broken limb anatomy, avoid cheap robot parts, avoid neon cyberpunk clutter, avoid modern office setting, avoid messy mirror distortions, avoid extra figures, avoid blurry server racks, avoid duplicated floating components in obvious loops, avoid low-detail circuit textures, and avoid turning the scene into action or horror.