Exhibition #01 COME BACK TOMORROW

Objects of Common Interest have created the first exhibition for Perfettooo!, an interactive experience which plays with the conscious and the unconscious, and reflects upon the subject of architecture and related emotions. A visit to the exhibition depends on the mood of the viewer: at any choice corresponds a different environment. Objects of Common Interest transports the audience into an unprecedented experience not only via feelings but also through design, collages, and pieces of architecture as well as visuals, music and videos: every choice you make will reveal a new path through Perfettooo! In COME BACK TOMORROW the colors, the screen brightness and the soundtrack change according to the selection of one of three different variables (to be discovered) and a number of key words that you are asked to choose, expressing your given mood, and that would finally define your own visit experience. Driven by an investigative approach, Objects of Common Interest focuses on feelings as a powerful involuntary force of human behaviors.

COME BACK TOMORROW is a project that instinctively explores emotional imagery from the designers’ archetypal vocabulary, and produces a creative act tapping into emotional investigation and intuitive perception. As Objects of Common Interest adds: “Our thinking has evolved around the juxtaposition of the work with its surroundings, nature and artifice, and its capacity in creating human interaction in the form of improvised physical reactions and an emotional response. Often we have explored playful object articulations to create public installations that evoke child-like interpretations. Other times a setting becomes the framework within which an experience leads to a personal reading of the subject. The current project is an extension of this exploration and draws inspiration and information from studies on emotions and psychology to produce interaction with oneself experienced through design. One is invited to enter an imaginary world and briefly respond on his/her current state of mind before entering a personal gallery of constructed imagery arbitrarily investigating the interaction conscious and unconscious through the use of our studio’s archetypal design vocabulary”