Emotion Soup is a provocative statement on the commercialisation of housing, where the concept of home is reduced to a real estate product, ‘packaged’ on the shelf of a market that quantifies spaces.

The act of living, loaded with memories and affections, is transformed into an abstract transaction, a consumer good.

In this scenario, soup cans materialise as a symbol – the promise of instant comfort, different experiences canned and ‘ready to consume’.

Between the literal and metaphoric, the duality between house and home is explored, between physical space and the emotional experience that transforms it into a sense of belonging.