What is the role of the space in which we live? Everything follows and intertwines: new habits, new fashions, new customs.
Continuous changes surrounded by the places we experience every day. Conceiving space, designing it for the life of the future.
Conceiving design systems, translating forms of use to new arrangements suited to new relationships we will have with objects, people and experiences.
Rethinking traditional spaces that welcome new functions, spilling over indistinctly into their digital copies, into a world where real and digital can merge with no boundaries, for those people who will experience these places, from the most heterogeneous origins, to the most heterogeneous destinations.
Some continuous space where flows of encounters and gazes are created, welcoming a layering of time, a memory of encounters, clashes. New forms of interaction.
Pelle Cass, High Line (colors), 2013. by dr vaxon is licensed under CC BY 2.0. 
Lucio Fontana, Ambienti. Hangar Pirelli, Milan. Ph: Lashup Some crossing space, which is fluid and where one can assemble heterogeneous, opposite, complementary objects, colors, attitudes, sounds, scents. All within nothingness.
Eero Saarinen, TWA Flight Center, International Airport (JFK),1962. Ph: Nick Sherman is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0. 
Ph: Lashup Playing in infinite though limited space. Where time adheres to a new dimension. Astonishing in how it challenges our sense of direction.
Berthold Lubetkin, The PenguinPool at London Zoo, 1934. Reversing the value of an object, by elevating it.
Henri Robert Marcel Duchamp, Fountain,1917. Reversing the value of an object. Revolutionizing it.
l'Ultrameuble by Kurt Seligmann, Anonymous, 1938. Source: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam Isolated entities coexist. Connected solitudes.
Tate Modern. Ph: Edson Rosas on Unsplah 
Tomás Saraceno. Ph: Clarisse Croset on Unsplash The perception of moving from light to a dark place.
The gaze that turns to detail and then focuses on the whole.
The no longer physical flow of bodies inhabiting space, but made of information.
Ryoji Ikeda, Micro Macro,2015. Ph: Samuel Regan-Asante on Unsplash 
Ryoji Ikeda, test pattern [no.5], 2013. Ph: Zan Wimberley, CC-BY-SA-3.0 Eliminating the distance between body and space, creating relationships, imagining them disclosing in space.
Astonishing.
Ugo Rondinone, Seven Magic Mountains, 2016. Ph: Christian Lendl on Unsplash