Reframe this concept as: transform the uploaded logo into a lifelike urban wall scene where the logo silhouette is revealed through layers of torn posters. The logo must keep its exact shape and proportions, appearing as if multiple posters have been ripped away over time, exposing the shape naturally within the layered paper textures. Material details: Multiple overlapping visual poster layers with different colors, prints, and paper types. Ripped edges with fibrous texture, curls, and torn fragments. Aged paper with fading, stains, glue residue, and slight peeling. Some areas presenting older layers beneath, creating depth. Physics behavior: Paper tearing should look natural — irregular edges, varying thickness, partial detachment. Edges curling outward due to humidity and time. Glue holding some sections while others peel away. Layer separation revealing deeper textures gradually. Surface interaction: Rough concrete or plaster wall beneath the posters. Glue marks and residue where posters were attached. Cracks, dirt, and weathering visible on exposed wall areas. Environment: Urban street setting - alley wall or city corner. Hints of surrounding posters, graffiti, or wear. No overly polished or staged look. Illumination: Natural daylight or gentle urban illumination. Shadows inside torn layers creating depth. Subtle highlights on curled paper edges. Atmosphere: Raw. Layered. Time-worn. Authentic street texture. Camera & layout: Straight-on or slightly angled close-up view. Logo clearly visible through torn layers. Depth emphasized through overlapping paper textures. Format: Aspect ratio: STRICT 4:5 portrait image-oriented. No text overlays. Aesthetic: Hyper-real urban surface photography. Physically accurate material aging and layering.