Unread Messages, a new exhibition at London’s Aram Gallery, investigates the consequences of always being connected. Working with insights consultancy Northstar, the London-based creative agency Six:Thirty gathered international multidisciplinary designers to create physical, digital and interactive products that respond to contemporary digital anxieties.
One example is Matteo Loglio’s Nomu, a set of color blocks that connect to a computer to help users better manage their time online and reduce procrastination. Each block represents a different activity and an allocated amount of time that users can set to their liking.