Lessico Familiare. Communication for an unrealised exhibition

The title evokes the idea of an intimate, everyday and shared language, which through the work of artists is transformed into a new grammar, capable of redefining the meaning of the object itself.

Starting from the concept of repetition, which often accompanies intimate, everyday gestures, I developed a visual concept in which the glyphs that make up the words ‘Lessico’ and ‘Familiare’ leave behind them a trail, a shape composed of the countless repetitions of the words themselves, following a curved path that does not relegate everyday life to a linear and constant path.

The search for colours turned towards an almost childlike imagery, of paper wrapping candies and felt-tip pens that field the drawings, linking the relationship we have with everyday objects to the idea of joy and memory that they can recall.