Pixel Glitch Structural Infographic Poster

Generate a structured graphic visual work around a specific theme, compressing the theme subject into a large-scale monochrome image field first, instead of a complete realistic object or centered illustration; core forms surge from the edges of the frame, crossing page boundaries and being cropped as bleed, like a fragment of a larger medium image entering the paper. Inside the subject, only low-contrast image fragments, scan grain, halftone noise, material residue, and partial archival textures are retained, with edges showing low-resolution mosaic steps, block breaks, hard-cut notches, and sampled jagged outlines. Background uses high-brightness light paper as a full-bleed base field, not as a decorative background, but to inversely cut into the subject like an unprinted area, carving out large holes, winding paths, quiet text windows, and negative space for reading pauses, allowing the audience to reconstruct the theme through contour, mass, direction, missing parts, and partial texture. Colors maintain three functional relationships: large-area light base for breathing and cutting, large-area theme structural color for subject, spatial pressure, and media traces, small-area high-contrast information color for titles, time, annotations, numbers, institutional information, or footnotes; specific hues change with the theme's warmth, emotion, and material semantics, but area ratio, brightness hierarchy, and functional division cannot be averaged. Composition uses scale contrast between giant image fragments and micro information pinpoints, main visual larger than page and occupying major weight, text scattered along blank windows, color field edges, cut nodes, and bottom edges, forming a jumping reading route from top markers to side titles to bottom footnotes. Fonts use narrow modern sans-serif or square clear skeletons, uniform strokes, restrained kerning, precise hierarchy; main title like public cultural information coordinates, small text precise and dense like metadata index, text does not cover subject center but calibrates the gaps, scale, and direction of the image field. Theme's time, location, function, character relationships, or abstract concepts must first be converted into color field density, notch direction, edge pressure, and information nodes, not explained using default icon stacks of the subject. Image can change warmth and paper temperature according to theme, but must preserve the relationship of large structural colors and large blank areas mutually intruding, making blank both air and blade. Overall surface uses screen printing, spot color overprinting, scan output, and slightly uneven old paper graphic texture, allowing structural colors to have internal grain density changes, keeping information colors sharp and clear; no photographic depth of field, no 3D projection, no glowing effects. All theme objects, data, temporal relationships, and narrative cues are revealed through field quality, pixel edges, blank cuts, information nodes, and printing grain, making the image have both long-distance large graphic impact and close-reading precise information order. This theme: {argument name="Theme" default="Hitler's Childhood"} Purpose: Infographic poster, ensure all knowledge points, diverse display Aspect ratio 16:9 horizontal

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