Fragile Geometry

In this project, the body appears not as a familiar object of gaze, but as a topographical map, a surface full of unknown lines and intersections. There is no eroticism in this view, but there is a desire to rethink the boundaries of intimacy and transform it into an abstract landscape. The photographs create the sensation of traveling through unknown terrain — the viewer can get lost in the curves of the back or the folds of skin, as if in a ridge or a gorge. This visual experience destroys the usual perception of the body and offers another way — to see it as matter, texture, space. Black-and-white photography plays a key role here: color is eliminated to make room for the play of light and shadow, for a careful look at texture and volume. Fragile Geometry is an invitation to contemplation, to a slow gaze that transforms the body into art, and art into a new way of seeing the body.