Mono-ha
もの派 / late 1960s–1970s / 양식 / 근현대 미술 운동
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
사전 항목
- 적합한 용도
- 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
- 타이포그래피
- Move explanation to the wall and name only the material relation.
- 구성
- Set distance, contact, and center of mass between two materials and keep walk-around space.
- 재료
- Use stone, steel plate, wood, cotton, or glass without cosmetic finishing, concealing only the safety engineering.
- 주의
- Placing a stone is not enough. If the relation among material, placement, and site cannot be stated, it becomes display rather than Mono-ha.
- 더 읽을거리
- Lee Ufan and Sekine Nobuo / Phase—Mother Earth and Relatum / encounter, place and material relation
관련 항목
- Arte Povera (アルテ・ポーヴェラ)공통 인상: Rebellion / Calm.Mono-ha와 Arte Povera 비교
- Earthwork / Land Art (アースワーク／ランドアート)공통 인상: Calm / Rebellion.Mono-ha와 Earthwork / Land Art 비교
근현대 미술 운동 더 보기
근현대 미술 운동에서 공통 인상이 많은 항목을 우선해 골랐습니다.
- Saqqakhaneh (サッカーハーネ派)공통 인상: Rebellion / Calm.
- Khartoum School (ハルツーム派)공통 인상: Calm / Rebellion.
- Nsukka Group (ンスッカ・グループ)공통 인상: Calm / Rebellion.
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- https://indexstyle.org/ko/styles/mono-ha
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