Transform the image into a high-contrast black and white op-art composition. Replace the scene with a strict geometric grid of thin black lines on a white background. Convert the subject into an abstract curvilinear distortion field suggesting a human silhouette. Do not render explicit anatomy or clear outlines. The form should emerge through warped grid lines, negative space, and subtle tonal shifts. Create localized distortion zones where the grid bends, fragments, and dissolves into optical interference patterns. Inside selected grid areas, introduce dense op-art effects: moiré waves, vibrating stripes, concentric distortions. Keep strongest distortion in central mass areas (torso-like, shoulder-like, hip-like), but maintain ambiguity. Let lower regions dissolve into pattern noise instead of forming clear shapes. Balance clean grid structure with chaotic distortion. Use only black, white, minimal grayscale. No color. Focus on optical illusion, structural tension, and perceptual instability.