Wheatpaste Paper Poster-Bomb Lower-East-Side

Render in the visual register of a hand-printed wheatpaste poster street piece in the lineage of Swoon, Faile, and the post-2000 Lower East Side / Brooklyn poster-bombing scene. Medium: large-format hand-printed lino or woodcut or screenprint on newsprint or kraft paper, cut around the contour of the figure with scissors or a craft knife, then applied to a rough urban wall with flour-and-water wheatpaste using a wide brush, creating characteristic brush-stroke pattern visible in the paste film. Palette: monochrome ink (black, deep red, or sepia) on cream or brown kraft paper substrate, the wall surface visible around the cut contour as the negative space. Texture: visible woodcut or lino tool-marks within the printed area, brush-stroke pattern of the wheatpaste film on the paper surface, paper bubbling and slight wrinkling where the paste pooled, edges of paper beginning to lift and curl from weather, the rough wall substrate visible at the cut contour. Lighting: ambient urban daylight, raking-low-sun or flat-overcast. Mood: the dignity of the medium that costs almost nothing to make and almost nothing to deploy, the deliberate ephemerality of paper that will peel within weeks, the calculated cost of constantly replacing your own visibility against city buffing crews. Do not render any legible text, signatures, tags, dates, logos, watermarks, named hate symbols, or defamatory likeness of real persons; all printed content is the source-image subject treated as anonymous figurative study. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.