Which option will break shape-based unity?

Using unrelated shape language in every section

Shape-based unity occurs when different parts of an artwork feel connected because they use related forms, contours, proportions, motifs, or patterns. Repetition of circles, similar motifs, or a rhythmic sequence of shapes gives the composition a shared visual language. The viewer then experiences the parts as belonging to one organised whole.

Using unrelated shape languages in every section does the opposite. If one area uses sharp angular forms, another uses unrelated irregular forms, and no visual link connects them, the composition loses shape-based unity. This does not mean that every shape must be identical; variation can be useful when a common relationship remains. Here, option A removes that relationship and therefore breaks unity.

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