Vintage Stock Ticker Tape Ribbon

Render the source as if buried under loops and coils of late-19th and early-20th century paper ticker tape ribbon. Long thin strips of cream paper tape, half an inch wide, curling and looping through the frame in foreground and background, draping across shoulders, framing the face, pooling at the base of the composition. Each strip carries the texture of densely punched or printed characters at high density but those characters never resolve into legible letters or numbers, only as a rhythmic micro-pattern of black against cream. Some strips lie flat, some are curled tightly into spirals, some catch the light at the curl edge with a soft cream highlight. Background: warm dim sepia ambient, the inside of a brokerage office at the turn of the last century, soft window light slanting in. Lighting on the subject: warm tungsten key, soft shadow under the chin, dimensional rim from the window. Color palette: cream paper, sepia ink, warm brown ambient, oxblood and bottle-green wall accents. Mood: drowning in feed, the first generation to learn that information flow has a physical mass. No legible on-canvas text, no logos, no named hate-symbols, no real-person defamation. Preserve the subject, pose, and composition of the source image exactly, change only the medium and rendering.