OBS-ART-147
Kazuko Miyamoto — String Constructions
Line as Pressure
OBS-ART-147
Spatial Construction
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Kazuko Miyamoto
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Line is stretched into tension. Pressure defines interval. Space is measured.

Line as Pressure

Kazuko Miyamoto — String Constructions

Lines thicken through force.

Density accumulates.

Pressure remains visible.

What accumulates?

Line is often expected to articulate space lightly, yet thickness builds.

Density increases along the mark.

What continues is force carried through line.

Structural Concepts

Spatial Construction
Space is deliberately built through structure, alignment, and enclosure.
Line
A directional trace that divides or connects space.
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