What should be checked together in a space audit?

Correct answer: Margins, gaps, hierarchy, depth, and focal clarity

A space audit is a structured review of how empty and occupied areas work together. The artist should inspect margins and internal gaps, then judge hierarchy, implied depth, and whether the focal area remains clear. Option A includes all these relevant checks. Paper smell, frame price, and brush brand are unrelated to spatial organization, so B, C, and D cannot answer the question.