Gēn part 2. Following gēn part 1, the research moved forward—not in multiplicity, but in singular, focused intention. Gēn part 2 manifests as one dress, and only one:
a distilled expression of form and memory.

Crafted in silk satin, its surface is printed with a motif drawn from the microscopic fibres once traced on early 20th-century miso bowls.

Here, those fibres reappear in light blue, flickering gently on a field of blurred rose. They emerge and vanish again.

The silhouette is that of a cocktail dress: its back left open, fastened with a cache-cœur wrap— a gesture of softness and movement.

At the waist, the fibres gather more densely, concentrated in blue, drawing attention inward.

Actress Marie Jung is presenting this dress captured by the photographer Séverine Bauer at Kaell Architectes Studios in Rollingergrund, LU.