Double Exposure Tribute Poster Design

[Personal Name]
Serve as a high-end sports graphic designer and create a conceptual tribute poster. The style is a complex "double exposure photo mesh composition" that blends various media textures.
Central structure (hull):
At the center of the image is a large, high-contrast black-and-white silhouette of a person, with [person's name]. This main portrait serves as a vessel.
Mesh fill and texture (mixed media):
The silhouette is filled with photos of the highlight moments from the person's career, forming a dense "photo mosaic grid."
Key texture guidance: Don't just paste flat photos. Apply artistic textures to different grid units to create richly tactile collage effects. The following effects can be used:
Halftone Point: Comic-style grid patterns on certain cells.
Fabric/Embroidery: Fine stitching or canvas texture, suggesting jerseys or patches.
Film grain: Some high-contrast action shots have a lot of noise.
Color strategy:
The base color is monochrome black and white. Use optional color overlays related to teams/flags only on specific grid cells to create a sense of rhythm.
Font design and brand promotion (strict micro scale):
Top left corner (Name): Please strictly use Inter Semibold font to fill in "[Name]".
Kerning adjustment: Tight negative spacing adjustment (-4%).
Size: Compact and exquisite. The pattern width must not exceed 20% of the canvas width. Do not draw designs that are too large or too conspicuous.
Top right corner (symbol): Place the main logo (team/brand/flag).
Size: Very small. It must occupy less than 10% of the canvas width.
Composition and Background:
Background: off-white or light gray, with clearly visible high-quality paper or concrete textures. It should not be pure white.
Alignment: Perfectly center the shape. Leave a large blank area around the object.