Close-up of two stone faces, a man and a woman, frozen in an eternal kiss. Their features are carved from cold, weathered stone, cracked and eroded over time. The camera focuses on their lips, poised just before contact, with tiny fragments of stone breaking off in the air. As the camera moves, the stone surfaces subtly shift, warmth slowly returning to their faces. The cracks in their skin begin to fade, and the texture of the stone softens. Their lips, once rigid and unmoving, slowly press together, as if the kiss is awakening something deep within. Tiny particles of stone crumble from their cheeks, and their eyes, once lifeless, begin to show signs of life. A faint glow emerges, lighting up their features as the stone melts away, leaving behind two living, breathing figures locked in a kiss. The atmosphere is tender, the once-fragmented stone faces now full of warmth and emotion, as the kiss symbolizes a powerful, transformative moment of life returning to them.