Cobalt Xerox Argument Poster Series

Create a poster series titled 'VISUAL OS 010 - Cobalt Xerox Arguments' with four pages, each built like a proof. Headline states a thesis, a macro photo serves as the exhibit, and two columns of mono type run footnotes along the bottom. Use the following locked elements: edge-to-edge cobalt field, split grotesk headline, twice-repeated cropped script ghost, one ambiguous macro halftone panel, flat black Xerox cutout, two mono footnote columns. Apply these three tricks: 1) Cut the sentence in half by the photograph - thesis above, payoff below, so the image becomes grammar, not decoration. 2) Return one headline word as a hairline script ghost, twice, wider than the page - the grotesk asserts, the handwriting wonders. 3) Use only three inks - cobalt, paper white, carbon black - and halftone the photo until it's almost texture. The four theses are: 'STATIC HOLDS A SIGNAL', 'WEATHER LEAVES A TRACE', 'FRAGMENTS FORM A MAP', 'MEMORY MOVES IN CIRCLES'. Swap the claim, script word, macro subject, cutout object, and footnotes for each page. Style: zine on the outside, paper on the inside. Say it in type, prove it in halftone.