Geometric Line Field Experimental Poster

[SUBJECT]: {subject} [TITLE]: {name} [LINE FIELD]: {concentric / diagonal / spiral / radial} [BACKGROUND]: {color} [LINES]: {color} [TEXT]: {2–4 short lines} [FORMAT]: 9:16 Create a refined experimental poster where [SUBJECT] emerges from the deformation of a precise geometric line field. Use one coherent [LINE FIELD] system across the entire image. Keep the geometry clean and regular away from the subject, then let the lines smoothly compress, expand, bend, and flow around its 3D volume. Do not outline the subject separately. Let anatomy and form appear mainly through deformation and negative space. For soft forms, use long fluid curves. For muscular or structural forms, use stronger controlled compression and directional tension without drawing individual muscles. Keep the subject at roughly 70–80% of the composition and add only 2–3 small typography blocks in quieter negative spaces. Prioritize line quality above everything else: extremely fine, sharp, continuous, evenly spaced, smooth, and geometrically coherent. Style: Op Art, generative graphic design, modern sculpture, experimental editorial poster, refined minimalism. Avoid broken or intersecting lines, warped circles, tangled spirals, messy radial centers, jagged curves, excessive realism, wireframe anatomy, sci-fi UI, logos, numbering, starbursts, and sparkles.