THE PROJECT
This three-channel art installation immerses visitors in the phonetic power of language.
Interviewees will share personal, stream-of-consciousness memories about family, friendship, and their hometowns in their native languages, without subtitles.
WHY FLOWERS
The Ikebana activity allows interviewees to externalise inner thoughts and memories through a creative, tactile process. This engagement reduces self-consciousness, naturally fostering a more authentic and uninhibited stream of consciousness.
Interviewees are asked to:
Share personal memories (family, friendship, home) in their native language.
Arrange flowers, inspired by Ikebana, to reflect these stories and emotions.
Projection test made for documentation.
We can see the three projections on the 3 walls.
We used the projection mapping software Madmapper to control the input videos and calibrate the projectors.
Meet the Team
Giorgio and Koharu are artistic partners. One is a filmmaker, and the other is an Ikebana artist with a long background in architecture.
Contacts
info@giorgioprofili.com
+44 (0)7984277325 (Tel.)
+39 346 730 1423 (Whatsapp)
Team
Giorgio Fragiacomo (Director) - IG @giorgio.profili
Ono Koharu (Producer) - IG @studio_koharu
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Architect and Ikebana artistBased in Tokyo, she is focusing her work on flower arrangements inspired by traditional Japanese culture.
IG: @studio_koharu
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DirectorFrom Venice, Italy, now based in London is now studying film making at UAL, London college of communication.
IG: @giorgio.profili
