FAS–MIN–LEM

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Spatial Construction

Balance as rhythm

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Balance as rhythm

FAS–MIN–LEM

Balance as rhythm

Index Code:

FAS–MIN–LEM

Orgin:

Paris, France

Field Notes:

balance as rhythm · proportion as ethic · silence as presence

Defining Moment:

Fall 2019 — Quiet precision as daily philosophy; ease made intellectual

Lemaire

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2007 – present

)

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Lemaire’s world moves in quiet rhythm: soft collars, sand-tinted wool, pockets drawn with monastic calm.

Not absence but fullness in balance — city rendered in whispers.

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His work teaches that clarity can be lived, not declared.

Structural Focus

Reduction with Atmosphere

Form is reduced without becoming cold or purely rational. Minimal means are used to produce calm, resonance, or emotional density.

In Lemaire’s work, this approach appears where proportion and neutrality govern wear.

Position

Reduction with Atmosphere

Form is reduced without becoming cold or purely rational. Minimal means are used to produce calm, resonance, or emotional density.

In Lemaire’s work, this approach appears where proportion and neutrality govern wear.

Form is governed by rigid rules, limits, and non-negotiable constraints.

Systems of Clarity

Order and coherence arise through disciplined systems and constraints.

Proportion organizes coherence through measured intervals, scale, and relation.

Structure holds the work through rules, joins, and controlled relationships between parts.

Material behavior governs form through weight, resistance, and constraint.

Form is constructed around the body through material, proportion, and movement.

Current practice engages inherited structures under present conditions.

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Structual Relations

The following practices are connected through shared structural decisions in form, material, and spatial logic.

Gabriela Hearst

Ethics as structure

Sensuality as continuity

In Dialogue

Silence as luxury

Femininity as structure