Which option shows use of shape syntax?

Arranging shapes so they make meaning like a visual sentence

Shape syntax refers to the way shapes are selected, ordered, repeated, contrasted, and related so that their arrangement communicates an idea. Just as words gain meaning from sequence and relationship, visual forms can suggest direction, hierarchy, conflict, unity, or a narrative when placed deliberately. Option A is correct because it compares an intentional arrangement with a visual sentence whose parts work together to produce meaning. Options B, C, and D remove meaningful relationships or order; an isolated or random form may still be expressive, but it does not demonstrate syntax through a connected sequence. The governing principle is that visual meaning is created not only by individual shapes but also by their structured relationships.

This is a Class 9 Art Education question. Chapter: Elements of Art. Topic: Shape.