Bare Geometry turns the human form into living composition. Hand-cut lines fracture across skin, creating flashes of colour, negative space, symmetry and interruption. What begins as body tape becomes something less easily defined: part garment, part sculpture, part illusion.
Created and worn by Shannon Marie, the piece plays with the tension between concealment and exposure, using the natural architecture of the body as its canvas. Bold, strange, playful and deliberately imperfect, Bare Geometry asks where clothing ends and art begins.
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