Whimsical Acrobat in Felt Bauhaus Ruins

vertical bauhaus geometric poster, rounded border, ivory ground with subtle aged fiber texture, soft felt surface throughout, playful whimsical mood. In the center, a masked carnival acrobat balances lightly on a stack of circular stone blocks inside ancient temple ruins draped in thick moss and curling vines. Costume fully reinvented as layered felt panels, scalloped sleeves, oversized pom-pom joints, diamond-pattern leggings, crescent-toed slippers, abstract half-mask with asymmetrical eye cutouts and tiny stitched symbols, body posed in a buoyant mid-gesture arc as if teasing gravity. Surrounding architecture reduced into bold geometric ruin forms: broken arches, stepped monoliths, toppled columns, cracked altars, all softened by velvety moss and felt-like edges. A cluster of whimsical relics replaces any realistic props: spinning disk talismans, hollow triangle totems, dangling bead charms, a striped moon-shaped lantern, a tiny wheeled idol with button eyes, a fan of leaf-shaped tablets arranged like stage cues. One side features a tall rectangular stone slab with invented glyphs and modular symbols laid out like graphic design typography; another surface carries stacked abstract marks, circles, bars, arrows, and playful seal-like stamps integrated as poster elements. Background built from bauhaus composition: large sage circles, ivory rectangles, thin grid lines, concentric arcs, diagonal bands intersecting the ruin silhouettes. A cutout sun-disc peeks behind a fractured temple gate, while simplified vine spirals and pebble motifs dance across the layout. Color palette strictly soft sage green and ivory with minimal tonal variation, calm matte finish, no bright accents. Strong flat shapes, clean linework, screenprint poster sensibility, tactile felt collage appearance, graphic negative space, high-detail 2D illustration, surreal ancient-festival energy, elegant yet mischievous visual rhythm.