Minimalist Photo and Geometric Abstract Poster

Create a high-end minimalist design poster based on the uploaded photo. Use a 3:4 vertical format. For landscape photos, divide the composition horizontally into equal 50:50 sections. For portrait photos, divide it vertically into approximately equal left and right sections. In the photo section, preserve the original image, including the subject's form, proportions, realistic textures, natural lighting and shadows, original colors, and overall atmosphere. Apply only subtle professional color grading to create the refined look of contemporary art photography. If the frame needs to be extended, naturally expand only the sky, ground, or surrounding environment. Do not distort or alter the subject. In the graphic section, reinterpret the subject's most recognizable silhouette and structure as a simplified abstract composition. Use clean geometric forms, flat color blocks, fine lines, and generous negative space. Avoid realistic illustration and intricate details. The result should feel abstract yet remain instantly recognizable, using a color palette extracted from the original photo. Use a light neutral background such as beige or ivory, with generous margins and a balanced central composition. If appropriate, add only minimal typography, such as a short English title and year. The overall direction should reflect high-end minimalist editorial design, contemporary art exhibition posters, architectural graphic design, understated luxury, museum-quality art direction, refined typography, and generous negative space. Avoid template-like layouts, low-quality commercial design, cartoon styles, 3D rendering, excessive decoration, gradients, neon effects, overly complex illustrations, and any distortion of the subject.