Vertikal geschnittenes Editorial-Poster-Prompt mit roter Akzentfarbe

Create a finished experimental editorial poster, 9:16, full bleed. Black-and-white photography cut into vertical slices, oversized condensed type, one signal-red accent. A recognizable photographic subject is interrupted by narrow vertical shutter-like bands: some slices shift, stretch or repeat, others stay intact so the face or object still reads clearly. Subtle scan grain stays in the photo only. One headline in oversized uppercase condensed grotesk, used as the structural backbone of the layout: stacked tall, split, or running along one side. Palette is near-black and cool off-white, plus one decisive signal-red element that cuts, frames or redirects the image. Hard rectangular fields, abrupt cuts and fine rules organize the page. One small clean caption stays subordinate. Headline: "[MAIN_TEXT]" Caption: "[SECONDARY_TEXT]" Subject & Action: [PORTRAIT OR OBJECT + WHAT IT'S DOING] Slice Logic: [HOW THE BANDS BEHAVE, REVEAL OR REPEAT] Red Accent: [WHAT THE RED DOES: CUT, PULSE, DIVIDE, STOP] No extra text or punctuation, no logos, no watermark, no random glitch blocks, no full-frame pixel noise, no heavy grunge, no slices so dense the subject disappears.