Degree Show 2026
Istituto Marangoni • Milano Design • Degree Show 2026
For Milano Design Week 2026, Istituto Marangoni Milano Design presents the Degree Show “Seamless Singularities”, showcasing a selection of visionary projects that explore the continuous evolution of design across disciplines, technologies and human experience.
Vessel Memora by Rosalexa Aragon
Developed within the Visual Design area, Vessel Memora reimagines memory preservation as a tangible and evolving generational object. Conceived as a sculptural vessel, the project combines physical materiality with embedded digital layers to archive voices, images, stories and experiences across time.
Rather than functioning as passive storage, it becomes a living archive shaped by each new recipient, who both receives and contributes to its content. Through this process, memory is preserved, reactivated and carried forward, offering a meaningful response to the fragmentation of contemporary digital remembrance.
A phygital vessel preserving family stories across generations
Physical form and digital layers merge into a shared archive
Memories evolve through inheritance, participation and continuity
Enhanced Interventions by Camille Ferreira
Enchanted Interventions explores the home as a space of perception, emotion and subtle transformation. The project presents a family of intelligent domestic objects that do not simply serve a function, but act as quiet companions capable of reframing everyday experience.
Through movement, light and shifting presence, these objects introduce moments of wonder and awareness into daily life. Rooted in ideas of digital animism and poetic intelligence, the project proposes a vision of domestic design in which objects coexist with people as sensitive presences rather than static tools.
Domestic companions introduce wonder into everyday routines
Objects move subtly, reframing perception and spatial awareness
Design becomes a trigger for reflection, rhythm and attention
Dimensione Intuitita by Rebecca Sollazzo
Dimensione Intuitiva investigates space as a sensitive organism, shaped not only by visible form but also by imperceptible elements that influence perception and emotion. The project explores the relationship between body and environment through the concept of the architectural unconscious, considering how design can respond to implicit needs through subtle signals and sensory modulation.
In this perspective, architecture becomes a responsive medium, capable of engaging the individual on both emotional and subconscious levels while anticipating future ways of inhabiting space.
Architecture responds to implicit needs through subtle sensory cues
Invisible spatial elements shape perception, emotion and behaviour
Space becomes an active medium beyond the visible and tangible