Weather-Worn Layers Unveil Form

Use the uploaded logo as the exact silhouette mask, preserving its precise shape, proportions, contours, spacing, and orientation. Create a hyper-realistic vertical 4:5 urban wall photograph where the logo is revealed naturally through many layers of torn street posters on a rough concrete/plaster alley wall. The torn-away paper forms the logo shape, as if years of weather, humidity, peeling glue, and repeated poster layers exposed it over time. Multiple overlapping poster layers in varied faded colors, paper stocks, printed fragments, stains, glue residue, dirt, and water damage. Irregular fibrous ripped edges, curled corners, partial peeling, different paper thicknesses, lifted seams, torn scraps still attached, shadows between layers, older posters visible beneath newer ones. Exposed wall areas show rough plaster, cracks, grime, adhesive marks, dust, weathering, and subtle graffiti residue. Straight-on or slightly angled close-up composition, logo clearly readable as a silhouette created only by torn paper negative space. Natural soft urban daylight, realistic shadowing inside the torn layers, subtle highlights on curled paper edges, authentic street texture, raw layered time-worn atmosphere. Hyper-real material detail, physically accurate paper tearing, humidity curling, glue separation, and aged wall interaction. No clean studio look, no artificial staging, no text overlays, no added typography, no distortion of the uploaded logo. Aspect ratio 4:5 vertical.