Surreal Editorial Portrait with Square Facial Fragment Collage

Use the uploaded photo as the base image. PRE-PROCESSING (EDITORIAL COLOR TREATMENT) Before creating the collage, apply a subtle editorial-grade color and contrast adjustment to the entire image: - Slightly increase overall contrast - Gently deepen shadows with a touch of saturation - Enhance highlights with soft brightness - Keep skin tones natural, realistic, and true to the subject - Avoid HDR, harsh contrast, or over-sharpening The result should feel richer and more expressive, never over-processed. Maintain full color and photographic realism at all times. COLLAGE CONCEPT Create a surreal editorial collage by duplicating the same photo and layering many small square crops over the face. COLLAGE STRUCTURE - Use at least 15 square crops - Crops should be mostly small, with subtle size variation - All crops must originate from the same photo - Focus on facial details only: eyes, eyelashes, nose bridge, lips, cheeks, skin texture SURREAL PLACEMENT - Place square crops in unexpected and incorrect positions - Facial fragments should feel misaligned and slightly off - Eyes, mouth, or skin details may be duplicated or shifted - Composition should feel intentionally disordered yet curated - Maintain overall facial readability while clearly fragmented EDGES & TEXTURE - Square crops should have slightly torn, imperfect edges - Organic, handmade collage feel - No clean digital borders - Add a subtle paper-like texture along edges FINAL IMAGE TREATMENT - Apply very light film grain or soft noise - Add an extremely subtle grunge texture - Texture should unify the image, not dominate it OVERALL STYLE - Surreal editorial collage - Expressive, conceptual, intentional - Artistic but refined RESTRICTIONS - No text, no icons, no graphic overlays - Do NOT convert to black and white - Do NOT add glitch, tech, or futuristic effects Keep the final result photographic, emotional, and surreal.