Mono-ha

もの派 / late 1960s–1970s / Estilo / Movimientos de arte moderno y contemporáneo

A Japanese tendency that placed stone, wood, glass, steel, and cotton with minimal transformation to expose relations among things, site, support, fracture, and gravity rather than constructing a finished shape.

Natural and industrial matter placed in pairs or small groups / Visible cutting, support, pressure, and gravity / Floor and wall contact replacing a strong pedestal / Largely unprocessed stone, steel, wood, cotton, and glass

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Usos idóneos
Making contact, support, and weight legible instead of using material as a symbol · Letting architecture or product displays hold the boundary between natural and industrial matter
Tipografía
Move explanation to the wall and name only the material relation.
Composición
Set distance, contact, and center of mass between two materials and keep walk-around space.
Material
Use stone, steel plate, wood, cotton, or glass without cosmetic finishing, concealing only the safety engineering.
Precaución
Placing a stone is not enough. If the relation among material, placement, and site cannot be stated, it becomes display rather than Mono-ha.
Para profundizar
Lee Ufan and Sekine Nobuo / Phase—Mother Earth and Relatum / encounter, place and material relation

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