Exoform asks a simple question:
When the surface becomes structure,
what remains of the body underneath?

The garment itself carries the narrative. Its repetitive, almost armor-like construction creates rhythm across the series. The visual language is deliberately reduced to monochrome, high contrast, and stripped of environmental context, to force attention onto form, silhouette, and texture. The body is treated as an architectural element: elongated, angular, and often compressed into graphic shapes rather than expressive poses. There’s a consistent tension between fragility and structure.