Geometric Split Art Exhibition Poster

A premium gallery exhibition poster based on the reference photo of [a cultural landmark or architectural subject], formatted in a 3:4 vertical layout strictly divided into two equal 50% halves. Upper half: - Preserves the realistic photograph from the reference photo, retaining accurate subject structure, natural lighting, shadow depth, and authentic textures. - Subtle, refined editorial color grading suited for an art book or museum catalog. - Natural extension of background scenery to fit the frame without distorting or stretching the primary subject. Lower half: - A modern graphic deconstruction combining antique rubbing prints, folk monograph catalogs, and Swiss modernist poster design. - Extracts the core silhouette, key posture, and symbolic essence of the subject from the upper photo into a single focal graphic motif with minimal narrative accents. - Built on a rigorous geometric grid (circles, arcs, intersecting axes, and proportional ratios derived from the subject). - Utilizes negative space, silhouette play, and subtle typography placeholders aligned along geometric tangencies. - Color palette: textured light paper background, one deep dark structural color, and one or two accent tones sampled directly from the photograph above, featuring subtle risograph and stone-rubbing ink textures.