Retro Geometric Future Culture Poster

Construct any {argument name="主题" default="未来主题"} into a {argument name="背景颜色" default="黑底"}, strongly flattened retro cultural poster: At first glance, see a large-scale high-contrast title and a set of theme graphics repeated along depth, offset layer by layer, with text and images together forming an oppressive black-and-white geometric composition, rather than separate information areas. Use a nearly pure black background to carry heavy warm white text, with a small amount of {argument name="强调色" default="暗红棕或旧金色"} only for thin horizontal lines, explanatory text, and subtle emphasis; let the main title occupy the upper primary visual weight, information divided into several black-background white-bordered nested cards, interspersed along a diagonal or staircase path with theme objects, creating a spatial rhythm like printed layouts being continuously copied, trailing, and misregistered. The subject of the future theme should be decomposed into repeatable outlines, borders, or layered slices, sharing the same hard-edge ink logic with cards, titles, and fine lines, forming a relationship where text and images obstruct, intersperse, and nest each other. Typography uses high-contrast, narrow, elongated, and sculptural construction: stems are heavy, horizontal and vertical strokes have obvious thickness contrasts, endpoints are sharp or slightly irregularly angled, turns are hard, interiors are narrow but maintain long-distance recognition; regardless of changes in writing systems, maintain tight letter spacing, strong line height contrasts, reading rhythm from large blocks of titles to small annotations, and let punctuation, accent marks, or other text markers conform to the overall geometric axis. Images retain only a few forms that support theme recognition, using layers of black, gray, and warm white with hard outlines, without adding soft gradients, commercial-grade retouching, or decorative details. Preserve low-resolution copies, slight misalignment, rough edges, uneven ink coverage, and restrained traces of old printing, but do not create severe damage out of thin air; the overall must look like a flat system completed with limited ink, repeated screens, and manual typesetting.

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