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[SUBJECT]: {subject}
[TITLE]: {name}
[BACKGROUND]: {color}
[LINES]: {color}

[TEXT]: {2–4 short lines}
[FORMAT]: 9:16

Create a refined experimental poster built from a continuous field of fine parallel raster lines.

Make [SUBJECT] feel like a hidden 3D form pushing through the line field. The subject should emerge mainly through smooth compression, expansion, bending, and negative space — not through a separate outline or realistic rendering.

Keep the subject at roughly 70–80% of the composition and use only a few large, controlled deformation zones. Away from the subject, the lines should gradually return to straight parallel form.

Prioritize line quality above everything else: extremely fine, sharp, smooth, evenly spaced, and uninterrupted curves.

Add 2–3 small typography blocks inside quieter negative spaces using minimal modern sans-serif type.

Style: Op Art, generative graphic design, experimental editorial poster, modern sculpture, refined minimalism.

Avoid broken or intersecting lines, jagged curves, chaotic ripples, excessive realism, wireframe outlines, sci-fi UI, excessive text, logos, numbering, starbursts, and sparkles.