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Jisoo Yoo's Dream House: A Floating Architecture of Collective Wishes at Les Tanneries

exhibition · 2026-07-14

Jisoo Yoo, an artist, recently unveiled her interactive installation, Dream House, at Les Tanneries – Centre d'art contemporain in France, as part of the (F)ESTIVALES program. In this project, visitors are invited to write down their dreams and hopes on clothing, which are then used to build a floating house. This structure evolves based on these shared contributions, embodying collective aspirations. Yoo emphasizes that while dreams are individual, they are shaped by society and community values. The installation transforms personal thoughts into a collective architectural experience, emphasizing change and transience. Each piece of clothing acts as a memory and a building block, forming a ceiling that adapts to participants' wishes. Yoo describes the floating house as a representation of desire's ability to create and life's fleeting nature. The project was produced by Art Exprim, with photography by Gabriella Benkő.

Key facts

  • Dream House is a participatory performance installation by Jisoo Yoo.
  • It was unveiled as part of (F)ESTIVALES at Les Tanneries – Centre d'art contemporain in France.
  • Participants write and draw their dreams and wishes onto garments.
  • The garments form the structural framework of a floating house.
  • The house rises and falls in response to collective contributions.
  • The installation explores how individual desires shape shared worlds.
  • Yoo states the house represents both the power of desire and the impermanence of life.
  • Production by Art Exprim; photography by Gabriella Benkő.

Entities

Artists

  • Jisoo Yoo

Institutions

  • Les Tanneries – Centre d'art contemporain
  • Art Exprim

Locations

  • France

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