exhibition, London, 2021
Little Domestic Architectures is a charming collection of photos that began to accumulate in Lockdown 1.0 last year, at first solely from the project’s creators, but expanding to include contributors from all over the world.
The Little Domestic Architectures are little models of imaginary or existing architectures made up of materials and objects available in our houses during isolation.
When staying outside wasn’t possible, the collectors have re-imagined the inside, seeking for an architectural landscape amongst the walls of the house: sponges, laundry pegs, brushes, coffee machines, bowls, glasses, plants, graters ad much more are the protagonists of the little architectures.
The project was born just as a diversion, but soon the founders decided to make it public with a dedicated Instagram page, so that anybody with an interest in architecture could participate.
At this time, the page counts almost 100 submissions, coming from all over the world: Italy, UK, Spain, Portugal, France, Ecuador, Australia, and Argentina.
In February 2021 the project was exhibited in London, in April 2021 the book was launched.
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Location: Frank Ison Space, London
Date: February 2021
Design: Fabio Cappello, Marta Marotta
