Split Dimension Street Poster Illusion

Surreal street photography of an [Asian adult female] in [Shibuya, Tokyo], positioned in front of a [concrete wall with urban graffiti]. Shot from an eye-level, frontal perspective with authentic documentary street composition. The figure is sharply divided into two distinct physical states: the [lower torso and legs] is a flat 2D printed poster wheatpasted flush onto the wall, while the [upper torso, arms, and head] extends outward from the [waistline] as a fully volumetric 3D human body entering physical space. The 2D section has realistic matte paper texture, subtle fading, paper grain, edge fraying, peeling paper scraps, and paste residue, with the rough texture of the wall surface telegraphing through the paper print. Surface graffiti and stains naturally overlap the 2D poster graphic. The 3D section features hyper-realistic skin pores, fabric drape, hair strands, and anatomically accurate volume that casts real directional shadows onto the wall and ground beneath. The boundary line at the [waistline] is clean, abrupt, and precise, creating a jarring optical paradox without blur or digital morphing effects. Lighting is [overcast daylight with soft directional shadows], background setting is [a narrow Tokyo alleyway with distant neon signage], visual style is [gritty cinematic street photography].