Reveal a parallel version of me through torn paper

Use my uploaded photo to create a photorealistic mixed-media portrait in which the adult subject tears open the surface of the image and discovers an alternate version of themself behind it.

Front layer: preserve the original subject's identity, pose and [FRONT WORLD STYLE]. Their hands grip a jagged vertical tear in thick printed paper.
Hidden layer: reveal the same recognisable person in [ALTERNATE WORLD OR STYLE], with a contrasting expression of [EXPRESSION] and wardrobe of [WARDROBE].
Paper construction: visible white fibres, curled edges, torn shadows, thickness and realistic hand-to-paper contact. The opening follows perspective and casts shadows on both layers.
Composition: waist-up portrait, eye-level camera, subject centred across the tear, 4:5 orientation.
Lighting: each world has distinct but physically compatible lighting; the torn edge catches both colour temperatures.

Both faces must remain unmistakably the same adult person. Do not merge faces, duplicate limbs, create extra fingers, hide the eyes, flatten the paper or use a digital portal glow. No typography or watermark. It should resemble an expensive practical advertising photograph made with real torn prints.