TITLE: Fragile Geometry

This photographic series explores the body as a sculptural form. Folds, curves, and surfaces of the skin transform into abstract compositions, where familiar associations dissolve and pure geometry of human vulnerability emerges.

In “Fragile Geometry”, the body is approached as sculpture, stripped of its usual social or personal contexts. It is no longer merely a vessel of identity, but a plastic material where line, rhythm, and light take center stage. The bend of a spine, the fold of skin, the subtle tension of hands — all become compositions reminiscent of architectural structures or abstract shapes.
The choice of black-and-white photography plays a crucial role: by removing color, the gaze is directed toward light and shadow, texture and volume. In this reduction, the body reveals itself as a pure form — delicate yet resilient, fragile yet powerful.
This project questions the boundaries of perception: where does the body end and form begin? Can intimacy be transformed into universality, and vulnerability into the beauty of composition? “Fragile Geometry” is an invitation to contemplation — to a slower gaze that turns the body into art, and art into a new way of seeing the body.

AUTHOR: Anna Fors (Russian Federation)

Anna Fors is a Moscow-based fine art artist specializing in monochrome aesthetics.
Winner DEHAZED Photography Grant 2025
Shortlisted Liquida Grant 2026
Exhibitions: Paris, NYC, GUM (Red Square)