Inga Sempé Develops the Imperfect Home Exhibition
Amy Duong — June 4, 2024 — Art & Design
References: ingasempe.fr & dezeen
The Triennale Milano hosts the Imperfect Home exhibition by Inga Sempé. The French designer highlights various furniture and homeware developed by the designer to bring a view of beauty to life's messy parts. There are about 100 objects in the space including dirty dishes, personal items, hanging laundry, and more. This is designed with interior firm Studio A/C to create a scaled home of seven furnished rooms and spaces.
Sempé speaks to the Triennale Milano magazine about the approach to the exhibition, stating "I wanted to build a house because I don't like exhibitions where objects and furniture are put on high bases, like those for sculpture, demanding to be looked at as priceless masterpieces. I find that quite boring, and I don't need to be looked at as if I were an artist; being an industrial designer is enough for me."
Image Credit: Inga Sempé
Sempé speaks to the Triennale Milano magazine about the approach to the exhibition, stating "I wanted to build a house because I don't like exhibitions where objects and furniture are put on high bases, like those for sculpture, demanding to be looked at as priceless masterpieces. I find that quite boring, and I don't need to be looked at as if I were an artist; being an industrial designer is enough for me."
Image Credit: Inga Sempé
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