Walking through Inga Sempé's perfect imperfect house, which has been reconstructed at the Triennale Museum in Milan, feels like an investigative exploration, a treasure hunt, and an embarrassing invasion of privacy - all at once. Until September 15, 2024, the Milanese museum presents the exhibition ‘Inga Sempé. La casa imperfetta’, curated by Marco Sammicheli. ‘The exhibition concept arose from a desire to continue experimenting with visitor-interactive exhibition formats,’ he says. ‘After the gym of tools for the office and home designed with Riccardo Blumer for Alberto Meda's solo show, with Sempé we wanted to investigate the domestic landscape in its rawest honesty.’
