Drama House / Life: A User's Manual

The interactive installation  draws inspiration from H. de Balzac's "Human Comedy" and aims to create a panoramic view of contemporary society. The characters quickly reveal their true nature through short films that last no longer than two minutes.
The installation's setting is reminiscent of Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window," where bright windows offer a confined yet multileveled perspective into the lives of the residents. Participants, positioned as both observers and voyeurs, catch glimpses of the characters' dramas and comedies as they respond to a bell ring. The initial atmosphere of cheerful voyeurism gradually darkens when hints of potential violence emerge, adding a sense of suspense and tension to the narrative.