Torn Paper Fragment Portrait Poster Prompt

Create a minimalist cinematic colored poster featuring a character's portrait from the shoulders to the top of the head, reconstructed from torn paper fragments. 9:16 vertical format. Rebuild the face using a small number of large square-cut paper fragments arranged in a simple grid of roughly 4×5 or 5×6 pieces. Each fragment holds a disjointed part of the face; together they reconstruct the portrait. The fragments must not be perfectly flat — many have slightly curled edges and lifted corners casting tiny realistic shadows, giving a three-dimensional tacked-down appearance. On 4 of the squares, add subtle black handwritten short words written directly on the skin/image. Around the outer perimeter of the central grid, scatter several sticky notes in random positions (not confined to the corners), attached to a colored concrete wall, each containing handwritten external text such as short quotes. The layout is slightly irregular with visible gaps between pieces showing the wall background. Use realistic paper texture throughout, high-end studio lighting that emphasizes the lifted edges, sharp focus on ink and paper grain. Photorealistic fragments, tactile and gallery-quality. Small editorial headline space may be left in quiet areas.