Geometric Mosaic Portrait

Create an ultra-detailed {argument name="style" default="geometric mosaic portrait illustration"} that merges cubist abstraction, architectural-drawing language, and bold contemporary editorial art. Build the image from a dense field of interlocking angular polygon shapes, fractured planes, segmented forms, and intricate structural grids, creating a portrait that feels both engineered and expressive. Use {argument name="colors" default="a vivid palette of saturated cobalt blue, turquoise, yellow, golden earth tones, warm orange, and crisp white accents"} as large flat color fields balanced with smaller geometric detail. The color should feel graphic and bold, yet still create depth through layering, contrast, and rhythm rather than shading-heavy realism. Feature an expressive {argument name="subject" default="stylized character portrait with exaggerated glasses, constructed facial planes, and fragmented geometric features"}. The face and figure should feel intentionally built from angular sections, with a strong sense of design and personality. Integrate a rich network of fine construction lines, blueprint cues, technical marks, map-like divisions, and layered polygon textures across both the subject and the surrounding space. Let the background and portrait function as one continuous geometric environment, with forms flowing seamlessly through the entire composition. The visual style should combine vector-like clarity with subtle hand-drawn irregularity, like a fusion of cubism, technical illustration, urban mural energy, generative geometry, and premium magazine-cover design. Emphasize sharp edges, crystalline segmentation, intricate tessellation, organized complexity, and a clean but visually dense structure. The final result should feel like gallery-quality contemporary digital artwork: refined, vibrant, architectural, layered, and highly detailed, with a strong modern design language and a sophisticated editorial-art presence.