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Exsphinxion

An exhibition within an exhibition

Location
Fondazione Prada, Milan, Italy
Year
2021
Contribution
Exhibition design study
Project type
Academic design proposal · unbuilt
Exhibition concept: architecture, memory and geometry
Exhibition concept: architecture, memory and geometry

An exhibition within an exhibition: the surrounding space seems to disappear as visitors enter two worlds of physical and digital art.

Within the Deposito at Fondazione Prada, Exsphinxion proposes an experience in which the surrounding exhibition space seems to disappear upon entry. The intervention creates its own spatial world inside the existing hall.

The sequence is divided into two parts: physical art and digital art. Objects and embodied encounters give way to images, projections and an immersive tunnel. Interior studies, including Francesco de Molfetta’s Fatman, show how this transition changes the visitor’s perception of space.

Context & credits

Exhibition design study at YACademy: Denislav Sokolov (Deniz Atasoy), developed with Francesco de Molfetta and Santosh Maru. Fatman artwork: Francesco de Molfetta. A workshop proposal for the Deposito at Fondazione Prada.

Form follows music.
As you move through the space, corridor becomes feminine, you become the masculine.
Invisible light is hidden in d-archness that ego does not seek.

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Copyright

Designs, drawings, images and music authored by Denislav Sokolov / Deniz Atasoy are protected by copyright. Collaborative work is presented with project credits and the author’s contribution identified. Rights in contributions by other collaborators remain with their respective authors.