Culturele poster met dot matrix-typografie

Prompt: 【Main title】: 【Theme】: 【Series name】: 【Background color】: 【Accent color】: 【Dot/line mechanism】: 【Secondary text】: 【Event information】: 【Aspect ratio】: default 9:16 Design a high-density experimental typography culture poster. Do not simply add effects to ordinary fonts; instead, use dot matrices, arcs, ripples, radial lines, grids, or scan lines to directly reconstruct the【Main title】. Different characters use different but related dot/line mechanisms, forming a continuous variation, e.g. dot matrix → arcs → ripples → radial / grid. The main title occupies about 65%–70% of the frame. Letterforms are created through density, line spacing, curvature, compression, stretching, and partial disappearance, allowing a slight sacrifice of legibility in exchange for stronger design impact. Add distinctly multi-layered typography: a huge Chinese main title + larger Chinese and English keywords + tiny editorial text + complete event information. Text at different scales must genuinely participate in the composition, not just serve as explanation. Use a dark background, light main graphics, and a single【Accent color】. The accent color is used only on local nodes and keywords, kept restrained. At the bottom, keep a complete editorial information area with varied column widths, slight misalignment, partial vertical typesetting, and dividers of differing lengths, avoiding even four columns or a PPT / UI-card feel. Overall it should be dense yet orderly, with continuous dots and lines and rich text hierarchy — striking from afar, detailed up close. Do not add photography, people, 3D, neon, random gibberish, QR codes, watermarks, four-point star sparkles, or page numbers. Output only one complete 9:16 poster.