- NOGUCHI AND GREECE, GREECE AND NOGUCHI. 2023
Book co-published by Atelier Éditions and D.A.P. - ECHOES. 2023
Installation
Alcova, Milan - POIKILOS. 2023
Solo show
Nilufar Depot curated by Studio Vedèt - LIGHTS ON. 2023
Public Installation
Italian Capital of Culture - Chronos. 2022
Installation
curated by Mr.Lawrence
Design Miami - Conversations on Domesticity. 2022
Installation
curated by OoCI
Art Athina - Ask Me If I Believe in the Future. 2022
Group Exhibition
Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe, Hamburg - DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE. 2022
Solo Exhibition
Etage Projects
Copenhagen - DOMESTICITY-AT-LARGE. 2022
Installation
with Etage Projects
Alcova, Milan - Why Now?. 2022
Group Exhibition
for Spotti
Milano - Hard, Soft, and All Lit Up with Nowhere to Go. 2021
Exhibition
The Noguchi Museum - Future Archeology. 2021
Solo Exhibition
Etage Projects
Copenhagen - Future Archaeology. 2021
Installation
Etage Projects
Alcova, Milan - Volax. 2021
Exhibition
Carwan Gallery, Athens - Come Back Tomorrow. 2021
Digital Exhibition
Perfettooo! - Archipelago. 2021
Installation
Cycladic Museum - Far. 2020
Installation
Nilufar, Milan - Doric Columns. 2020
Kinetic Object
Kvadrat Exhibition - Standing Stones. 2020
Exhibition
Adam - Brussels Design Museum - Pilotis. 2019
Installation
- Landscapes. 2019
Installation
Collectible Design Fair
- Homage. 2019
Installation
Art Athina - Formations. 2018
Installation
Art Athina - Bloc Studios / Alcova. 2018
Exhibition - Forms of Volume. 2017
Installation
Lexus Garage - Untitled. 2018
Installation
Collectible Design - Memory Acts. 2017
Solo Exhibition
Martinos Gallery - New Reflections. 2017
Solo Exhibition
Matter - Champs Creatifs. 2017
Exhibition
Gallery Bensimon - Athlos. 2017
Center Installation
Art Athina - Rest Stop. 2017
Exhibition
Canal Street Market - Table of Contents. 2015
Installation
Biennale Interieur

Ask Me If I Believe in the Future
How can design shape our future? What ideas, questions and strategies occur to designers as they develop future visions? How do we want to live tomorrow? The Museum für Kunst und Gewerbe Hamburg (MK&G) often engages with these pivotal questions, asking artists, designers and exhibition makers for their input.
Now, for the exhibition “Ask Me If I Believe in the Future”, the renowned Milanese curator Maria Cristina Didero has invited a group of international designers to reformulate their expectations and visions for the future: the Greek design studio Objects of Common Interest, run by designers Eleni Petaloti and Leonidas Trampoukis; designer Erez Nevi Pana from Israel; Carolien Niebling from Switzerland; and the multidisciplinary design studio Zaven from Italy with designers Enrica Cavarzan and Marco Zavagno.

Objects of Common Interest conceived their installation “Teahouses for domesticity” based on an existential insight that the coronavirus pandemic has brought into sharp focus: our human need for closeness and community. The designers invite visitors to interact with a sensory landscape. As they walk through three inflatable oversized PVC tubes, each viewer has a personal experience of space and time as well as presence and absence. Specific elements and materials play a special role here: recyclable silver film that seals off the interior from the outside world, iridescent holographic foil that changes colours depending on the viewing angle, and malleable memory foam in which every movement leaves visible traces.
With their participatory installation, Objects of Common Interest present an optimistic outlook on the future, putting at our disposal new forms and conceptual methods for sharing space with others.






Photographs by Henning Rogge































