Póster rasgado que revela dos épocas contrastantes de una ciudad histórica

Top-down photograph of a printed poster lying flat on a dark textured concrete surface. The poster depicts a torn composition — the center torn diagonally from upper left to lower right, revealing two dramatically contrasting time periods of a historic Asian city. On the top-left torn layer, the city as it was in the 1920s — sepia-toned cobblestone streets with vintage hand-pulled rickshaws, rows of traditional wooden townhouses with latticed facades, sliding screens, and clay tile rooftops. The entire upper layer has a warm amber sepia color grade with soft film grain and faded edges evoking aged photography. On the bottom-right exposed layer beneath the tear, the same city reimagined in 2080 — hovering transit pods above magnetic rail lines, enormous holographic cherry blossom advertisements on glass skyscraper facades, vertical gardens cascading from cyber-inspired temple structures blending traditional curved rooflines with luminous neon elements. The torn paper edges between eras are crisp and textured with visible fiber strands, curling slightly, casting soft shadows onto the layer beneath. The city name spans both eras in bold display typography — transitioning from woodblock-style lettering on the vintage side to glowing neon characters on the futuristic side. A clean off-white border frames the entire poster. The dark concrete surface shows subtle grain texture beneath and around the poster edges. --ar 4:5