Brutalist Chinese Philosophical Typography Poster

Cinematic philosophical typography poster in a bold modern brutalist style, 16:9 wide horizontal layout. Dark desaturated navy-black aged paper background with visible grain, subtle fold creases, and distressed print texture. Main typography: Exactly five colossal off-white Chinese characters across the center and lower half reading "[我思故我在]". The typography is extremely thick, architectural, slab-like, and geometric with squared edges and tight tracking, arranged in an ascending stair-step height rhythm from left to right, filling almost the entire poster width. The ink texture is slightly worn, grainy, and stamped on rough paper. Integrated figure: Inside the negative space between the third and fourth characters, seamlessly embed a solid black silhouette of a seated contemplative philosopher in a thinking pose, head bowed with hand on chin and bent knees, cut sharply against the off-white glyphs. Text details and layout: - Top-left: Small Chinese quote aligned left with wide letter-spacing: "[思想不是被灌输明的方式，而是使我们得以存在的理由。——笛卡尔]". - Bottom-left: Condensed, widely spaced Latin capitals: "[COGITO ERGO SUM]". - Bottom lower-left: Small text: "[我思故我在 RENE DESCARTES]". - Bottom center-left: Tiny uppercase label: "PHILOSOPHY EXHIBITION". - Bottom center: Tiny philosophical text: "EXISTENCE IS NOT GIVEN, IT IS REALIZED." and "THINK, QUESTION, THEREFORE, BE.". - Bottom-right: Minimalist mark: "MMXXIV © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED" with a tiny circular geometric monogram. Restrained monochrome palette of off-white and pale gray ink on dark navy-black. Clean baseline alignment along the bottom with subtle thin vertical divider lines between bottom captions. No color accents, no extra illustrations, no decorative borders.