Surreal Concert Poster

Surreal abstract vertical concert poster for fictional indie post-punk art rock band African Carrots at 9:30 Club, modern cubist surrealism inspired by Fernand Léger’s bold geometric shapes meets indie post-punk minimalism, ethereal slightly dystopian moody atmosphere with absurd art-school cool vibe, central fragmented cubist carrot form floating in vast space, sculptural conceptual geometric broken into cylindrical and rectangular forms subtly resembling distorted guitar or microphone stand when viewed abstractly, no realistic grocery store carrot, surrounded by floating geometric shadows, disconnected muted olive green carrot tops morphing into abstract smoke or sound waves, faint linework suggesting brutalist architectural stage lighting rigs in background, thin angular tension wires crossing composition, deep midnight navy background (#0F1226) with soft ethereal haze, restrained artful color palette of burnt muted orange carrot tones, muted olive green, off-white cream accents, pale dusty lavender highlights, no bright neon or high saturation, minimalist typography: top centered slightly off-center all caps clean geometric sans serif slightly spaced kerning 'AFRICAN CARROTS', middle small text 'LIVE', bottom '9:30 CLUB' 'WASHINGTON, DC' 'APRIL 12' 'SPRING STATIC TOUR' tiny font 'with: Electric Parsnip', small abstract carrot icon as band logo in corner, subtle film grain risograph screen print texture, light halftone background, faint vertical noise lines analog feel, soft vignetting edges, wheat-pasted DC street poster aesthetic, professional award-winning composition rule of thirds symmetry leading lines, sharp focus high resolution intricate details dramatic soft rim lighting golden hour haze, cinematic editorial artistic mood, textured paper material.