Description

Suitable for personal photography curation, independent publishing, exhibition exercises, and lifestyle visual creation. Even when the original composition is ordinary, the background is cluttered, or the subject is too small, you can reestablish visual focus through reduction, recombination, cropping, and changes in scale—instead of simply applying a filter to the photo. The second half extracts only the most recognizable subjects, contours, structures, poses, and narrative relationships from the photo, then reinterprets them as generative linear abstractions based on text encoding and an orthogonal grid. Do not trace the photo or preserve the complete scene. Remove most representational details, allowing only the essential contours, directions, proportions, and spatial relationships to gradually emerge through numerous ultra-fine horizontal and vertical lines, repeated sequences, and localized bends. From a distance, the image appears as a set of rational abstract structures; only up close does the original subject become faintly recognizable.