A shirt hangs in open daylight with nothing holding it up.
GARMENT: an oversized camp-collar half-sleeve shirt in dusty terracotta, crinkle-textured cotton-viscose, suspended upright in mid-air and facing the camera square. It is not pressed flat: the body holds a little soft air, the collar lies open with its points relaxed, one sleeve drifts a few degrees forward of the other, and the curved hem lifts at the left corner as if a breeze has just passed. Both sleeves are cuffed once. Four matte cream buttons run down the placket. Inside the neck opening the shirt's own back panel is visible, and a small woven brand label sits flat against the inner yoke, a narrow charcoal rectangle, lettering unresolved.
NO SUPPORT: no hanger, no hook, no wire, no string, no pole, no mannequin, no hands. The garment floats unaided with clear air on every side.
GROUND CONTACT: tall meadow grass and slender white flower heads cross in front of the hem and lower body, a few blades overlapping the fabric edge, so the shirt sits inside the field rather than on top of it. Directly below it a soft diffuse shadow falls across the grass, edges lost.
BACKGROUND: a summer meadow at knee height, deep green and thick with white and pale pink wildflowers, dissolving into a soft treeline. Above that, a clear pale blue sky. Three depth layers: out-of-focus flower heads in the foreground, the shirt in the midground, blurred treeline and sky behind.
LIGHT: high midday sun slightly behind the shirt and to the right. It passes through the cloth so the terracotta glows warm along the left edge and the crimped texture reads as fine bright threads. The front face sits in soft open shade, lit by green bounce from the grass below. Petals and seed fluff drift through the air as small white flares.
FRAME: vertical, shirt centred in the lower two thirds, open sky across the top third kept clear.
Clothing only, filled with air. No person, no body, no skin. No text, lettering, logos or watermarks.
