Memory-Mosaik-Gesichtsposter im Halftone-Look

Create one finished art-house editorial poster, 9:16, a person remembered through shared experiences. At a glance: ONE coherent human face, divided into aligned rectangular tiles by narrow off-white gutters — crops of one continuous portrait. Replace a small minority of face cells with whole-cell photographs of shared everyday memories. Not a moodboard beside the face, not a double exposure. Leave a few cells completely empty as off-white paper, while enough eye, nose and mouth remains to read the face. Face tiles: harsh black-and-white coarse newspaper halftone. Memory tiles: soft faded analog color. Exactly ONE small fluorescent pink-and-black memory tile as the emotional anchor. Strong black grotesk title "[TITLE]" sits inside a blank or merged cell. Small line: "[SUBLINE]" Portrait: [SUBJECT] Memories: [3 MEMORY CELLS] No duplicated eyes, no tiles from other faces, no more than one pink tile.