Johannes Ludovicus Mathieu Lauweriks

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Dutch^[1,2] b. 30 August 1864, Roermond^[1] d. 15 April 1932, Amsterdam^[1,2] active 1864–1932

Johannes Ludovicus Mathieu Lauweriks (1864–1932) was a Dutch architect, graphic designer, educator, and theorist. He is recognized for his work in spatial art and mass systems, often exploring the intersection of geometry and aesthetics. Lauweriks joined the studio of Peter Behrens in Germany, where he gained significant experience in modern design principles. In the Netherlands, he became an influential figure in architecture and interior design, known for his theoretical contributions to the arts. His work is characterized by a deep interest in theosophical geometry and its application to spatial forms. He was also active as a ceramicist and writer, contributing extensively to the discourse on modern art and craft.^[1,2,3,4,5]

• Spatial Art
• Mass Systems
• Theosophical Geometry
• Modernism