Continuous Surreal Macro Loop

Create one continuous cinematic shot with no visible cuts. Begin with an extreme macro close-up of a human eye at night. The eye fills the entire frame. The skin, eyelashes, moisture, and iris feel completely real. A tiny desert under a black, star-filled sky is reflected inside the pupil. The camera slowly pushes forward and passes through the pupil. Without cutting, the darkness becomes the night sky above that desert. We emerge at ground level, moving inches above the sand. Every grain of sand begins floating upward in slow motion. The grains gather in the air and form a massive spiral staircase that climbs through the clouds. The camera follows the staircase upward, moving faster as the world opens around it. A colossal translucent blue whale swims silently through the sky above us. Its body bends the starlight like glass. Inside the whale is a glowing futuristic city with tiny buildings, moving lights, and rivers flowing through its body. As the whale turns, gravity rotates with it. The horizon slowly tilts ninety degrees. The desert becomes a vertical wall beside the camera while a vast ocean pours upward across the sky. Follow one water droplet as it separates from the ocean and floats toward the lens. Inside the droplet is a miniature version of the entire scene: the desert, the staircase, the whale, and the vertical ocean. The camera dives into the droplet. The miniature world expands around us until we are moving through the original desert again. Continue forward into the reflection of the same human eye from the opening shot. End on the exact opening composition. The eye blinks once, creating a seamless loop. Everything should feel photorealistic, cinematic, enormous, and physically connected. Use deep blue starlight, warm golden sand, volumetric clouds, realistic reflections, controlled depth of field, and natural motion blur. Keep the camera movement smooth and intentional. Every transformation should happen inside the shot rather than through a cut. No text, logos, subtitles, jump cuts, flickering, duplicated objects, broken anatomy, random scene changes, or visible transition effects.