FAS–MOD–PIE

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Róisín Pierce

Material Intelligence

Repetition as ritual

FAS–MOD–PIE

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Repetition as ritual

Róisín Pierce

FAS–MOD–PIE

Repetition as ritual

Index Code:

FAS–MOD–PIE

Orgin:

Dublin, Ireland

Field Notes:

repetition as ritual · purity as strength · labor as voice

Defining Moment:

Fall 2021 — Purity transfigured into strength; repetition made sacred

Róisín Pierce

(

2019 – present

)

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Pierce reconstructs femininity through repetition.

Pleats, knots, and threads form altars of labor — purity transformed into structure.

Her garments speak through touch, each surface a record of devotion and endurance.

Structural Focus

Body as Measure

Human scale, movement, or wear calibrates the work. Proportion is felt physically rather than visually alone.

In Roisin Pierce’s work, this approach appears where repetition structures tactile form.

Position

Body as Measure

Human scale, movement, or wear calibrates the work. Proportion is felt physically rather than visually alone.

In Roisin Pierce’s work, this approach appears where repetition structures tactile form.

Constructed Surfaces

Surfaces are built through layering, joining, and controlled fabrication.

Systems of Clarity

Order and coherence arise through disciplined systems and constraints.

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

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

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

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.

Grace Wales Bonner

Heritage as rhythm

Structure as intimacy

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Cecilie Bahnsen

Air as architecture

Ornament as empathy