As a project of this scale, the team started from the definition of a dystopian scenario (which had to revolve around the theme of death) to develop an interactive installation.

The result is a Death Stock Exchange set in a scenario in which death becomes a source of income in which to invest. The ultimate goal, however, as a speculative design project, is to provoke the viewer to reflect on the theme.

Professors

Andrea Braccaloni, Pietro Buffa Di Castelalto, Francesco E. Guida, Giacomo Scandolara



Assistant professors

Marcello J. Biffi, Alberto Candido, Andrea Pronzati, Claudia Tranti, Ernesto Voltaggio



Politecnico di Milano
School of Design
BSc in Communication Design
Final Synthesis Laboratory C1
academic year 2019/2020

Featured on Fuorisalone TV, 2020
Micromort was one of the projects that Fuorisalone TV decided to highlight digitally, as the design week in 2020 did not take place.

Featured on SpeculativeEdu, 2020
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Exhibited at The Lost Graduation Show (Salone del Mobile), 2021
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Featured on Domus Web, 2021
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Featured on Azure Magazine, 2021
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Student Winner of Core77 Interaction Award, 2022
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