Chinese Minimalist Art Exhibition Poster AI Image Prompt

[Theme]: [theme] [Main color field]: [main color field] [Landform]: [landform] [Micro-narrative]: [micro-narrative] [Chinese colophon]: [Chinese colophon] [Aspect ratio]: 9:16 Generate a highly finished Chinese minimalist art exhibition poster that blends Eastern landscape negative space, modern editorial design, abstract color field painting, and paper-based art. Use a clean warm ivory-white art paper as the background, and establish the mood with an irregular [main color field] occupying about 40%–55% of the frame. The color block should have textures of delicate mineral pigment, gouache, silkscreen printing and paper penetration; its edges should be natural, with subtle water stains and tonal variations inside, but kept clean—no dirty or aged textures. Between the color field and the empty space, add an extremely thin ink-black [landform], such as distant outlines of a coastline, mountain ridge, forest, long causeway, or architecture. Add a tiny [micro-narrative], creating scale contrast and storytelling through "large color field × micro landform × tiny figure/tiny architecture". The main Chinese title should use a tall, narrow Song typeface or modern Ming typeface, preferably vertical layout; pair it with small English serif type, dates, FIELD NOTES, and other micro-editorial details. Add [Chinese colophon], a few handwritten notes, and a very small cinnabar-red seal. Maintain "simple large structure, rich micro-detail": minimalist from afar, layered up close. For different themes, redesign the flow of the color field, landform structure, and narrative content—don't just change colors and title. Avoid: crude empty space, rough flat painting, template color changes, huge black mountains, tourist illustrations, excessive antique styling, dirty/distressed aging, random cracks, AI gibberish, UI, logo, watermark, numbers, corner star flares and sparkle.