Minimalist editorial / zine-style vertical poster, 3:5 portrait canvas. Warm light beige-grey paper background with abundant negative space. Fine paper fibers, dust speckles, subtle fold marks, faint scan noise, aged paper mottling, matte offset-print texture.

Layout: Central Color Block + Silhouette. Place a small, clearly defined tomato-red flat color block slightly below the visual center. The block should resemble a vintage risograph-printed paper patch, with subtle screenprint edge softness and slightly imperfect ink coverage.

Inside the red block, include only:

• a minimalist white bird silhouette
• one ultra-thin grey-blue horizontal line, suggesting a distant sea horizon printed directly into the color block.

The central motif occupies only a small portion of the composition, surrounded by generous, quiet negative space.

Typography: Words connected by thin lines. Three tiny monospaced words — "shore", "pause", "wing" — are scattered around the red block and connected with extremely thin grey lines.

Include the small Chinese poetic sentence:

鸟把海面折了一下

Below it, add tiny metadata in monospaced type:

Apr.09 / low tide / pale sun

and an even smaller signature:

AesthAI

Near the lower portion of the page, include a faint semi-transparent grey block of unreadable paragraph residue, resembling the ghost of scanned printed text, almost illegible.

Color palette: warm light beige-grey paper, black, charcoal grey, with tomato red used only for the central color block. A minimal amount of muted grey-blue may appear only in the horizon line. Avoid saturated colors or strong contrast.

Print texture: risograph grain, subtle ink misregistration, screenprint edge softness, gentle scan artifacts, and slight print imperfections.

Camera / presentation: perfectly flat overhead scan, front-facing. Soft diffuse lighting only. No hard shadows, no depth, no 3D effects, no glossy rendering, no advertising aesthetic.

Overall mood is quiet, poetic, restrained, wind from the sea, contemplative, resembling a page from a small independent art book, an archival zine, or an editorial publication rather than a commercial poster.