Levenssloop ~ 1971 ~ De straat heeft Tanden

Additional Prompt:  A slow, continuous cinematic forward camera move through the same narrow rain-soaked street. The camera physically advances deeper into the street toward the unfinished Gothic architectural blueprint visible in the distance. Maintain the exact narrow street perspective, architecture, lighting, rain, wet cobblestones and cool dark blue-gray color palette throughout the entire shot. As the camera moves forward, the incomplete blueprint progressively becomes real architecture. The transformation begins at street level and builds upward: blueprint lines solidify into stone walls, arches, buttresses, windows and Gothic structures, following the existing blueprint geometry exactly. The architecture should appear to construct itself naturally rather than suddenly morphing. At the same time, mysterious numerical markings begin appearing within the architecture. Individual numbers gradually multiply into long vertical streams and columns that slowly scroll upward across the walls and cathedral structures. The numbers remain integrated into the architecture, like an incomprehensible mathematical system embedded in the building, not like a digital overlay. The camera continues its steady forward movement as the cathedral becomes increasingly complete and monumental. By the final moments, the entire Gothic cathedral is fully realized and dominates the end of the street, matching the provided final frame. Hold briefly on this final composition. Strict continuity: no change of location, no widening of the street, no change of camera direction, no change of color palette, no sudden zoom, no camera jump, no cuts, no people appearing, no new characters, no deformation of the architecture. The transition must feel like one continuous camera movement through the same physical world.