High density experimental typography culture poster

【Main Title】:
【Subject】:
【Series Name】:
【Background Color】:
【Accent Color】:
【Point/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 matrix, arcs, waves, radial lines, grids, or scanning lines to directly reconstruct the 【Main Title】. Use different but related point/line mechanisms for different characters, forming a continuous change, such as dot matrix → arc → wave → radial / grid.

The main title occupies about 65%–70% of the screen. Form the glyphs through density, line spacing, curvature, compression, stretching, and partial disappearance, allowing a small sacrifice in readability for a stronger sense of design.

Incorporate distinct multi-layer Typography: a huge Chinese main title + large Chinese and English keywords + micro editorial text + complete event information. Texts of different scales must truly participate in the composition rather than just being explanatory.

Use a dark background, light main graphics, and one 【Accent Color】. The accent color is only used for local nodes and keywords; keep it restrained.

Keep a complete editorial-style information area at the bottom, using different column widths, slight misalignment, partial vertical layout, and dividers of varying lengths to avoid a balanced four-column, PPT, or UI card feel.

Overall requirements: dense but orderly, continuous points and lines, rich text hierarchy, impactful from a distance, detailed up close.

Do not add photography, people, 3D, neon, random gibberish, QR codes, watermarks, four-pointed stars, or frame numbering. Output only one complete 9:16 poster.