Warm typography portrait poster

Create a 3:4 vertical experimental editorial poster. The background is warm milky-white old paper, laid with extremely faint light-gray grid, with fine photocopy grain, slight dust, color misregistration, and uneven ink marks. In the upper half, place an English main title "BLURRY" occupying about 58% of the canvas width, using an ultra-bold, ultra-condensed, towering sans-serif display face, solid black letterforms, with soft chromatic aberration halos of fluorescent yellow, magenta, and deep purple bleeding outward from the letter edges; the title is partially obscured by the figure's head. At the center is a side profile half-body portrait of a clearly adult young woman, head tilted back, eyes closed, dark hair tied back, wearing a pure black high-neck top; the portrait extends from the center of the frame to the bottom edge, with the face, jaw, neck, and shoulders showing long-exposure-like horizontal softening and ghosting, the edges blending into the paper surface. A relatively clearly outlined bright pink daisy is attached beside her ear, with a thin stem slanting downward. Use four to five extremely thin, low-contrast elliptical orbit lines crossing the face and flower. Add a small amount of black diagonal navigation symbols, unscannable vertical thin-line patterns, and three groups of small monospaced short text along the left and right edges; the short texts revolve around blur, memory, and repetition, remaining readable but with very low visual weight. At the top left write small "MADE BY", top right write lowercase "genvizu"; at the bottom left write "14 07", bottom right write "2026". Maintain the oppressive title, out-of-focus figure, clear flower, large areas of paper white space, and intentional misregistration; no commercial skin retouching, no colored background, no real barcodes, signatures, watermarks, or third-party logos.