Adolf Wolfli Horror Vacui Pattern

Render in the medium and register of Adolf Wolfli's Waldau-asylum compositions: hard graphite contour drawing infilled with dense colored-pencil and waxy crayon in obsessive small-mark hatching, every square centimeter of the surface populated by repeated pattern motifs (small circles, faces, eyes, musical-staff lines, mandala fragments, ornamental scrollwork, repeated bird and animal heads in the borders), total horror-vacui filling, no negative space anywhere, palette of asylum-issue art supplies (dirty red-orange, lead-blue, mustard-yellow, manure-brown, pencil-green, smudged black), paper aged to a tobacco-stain warm beige with edge-foxing and water-damage rings, framing borders of repeated geometric motifs nesting inward toward the central figure, symmetrical compulsive structure interrupted by sudden asymmetric intrusions, lines drawn with the firm pressure of someone with infinite time and no editorial impulse, no academic shading, no perspective, no atmospheric distance, the visual feel of a private cosmology rendered as if it were a map. Do not render legible on-canvas text, logos, watermarks, named hate-symbols, or any real person depicted defamatorily. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.