Diseño de Póster de Archivo de Museo

Design an experimental poster for "Eastern Dark Archive." Use fragments of damaged ancient illustrations or cultural relic archives, showing only the most recognizable details - such as eyes, half-masked faces, armor and weapons, astrolabes and star charts. Preserve cracks, faded pigments, rust, wood grain, rubbings, or age-related wear so the image reads as a rediscovered ancient visual archive rather than ordinary Chinese-style illustration. The Chinese title uses enormous, rough calligraphy, stele-carving, or rubbing-style lettering; the English title uses oversized, high-contrast serif type that may be cropped, bleed off the edge, or partially obscured by black structures. Subtitle, thematic short phrase, TIME, and ADDRESS are gathered in a quiet area with clear hierarchy, and include one tiny cinnabar-red seal. Keep the overall palette low-saturation, dominated by ink black, aged-paper beige, ochre, dark gold, and gray-green. The image should feel mysterious, ancient, restrained, and evocative of a museum experimental poster and cultural archive. Avoid: generic Chinese-style templates, full-body character illustrations, stock material stacking, fantasy-game aesthetics, tourism-promotion vibes, high-saturation colors, glow effects, dense small text, garbled characters, logos, watermarks, or image numbers.