What is the essence of an office?
It’s computers?
The sitting?
The focus, the driven atmosphere?
The furniture.
The office chair.
Time spent in it?
The type of people.
Habits.
The cleaners at night?
The copy room.
Snacks.
The coffee machine.
Hydro granules.
Plants, watered with a spray.
Whiteboard markers.
Glasses.
Partition walls.
Logo.
A company car.
The building.
Salary.
Hairstyles.
The work.
Targets.
Procedures.
Excel sheets.
A joke.
The quality of air.
Air conditioning.
All that white.
PowerPoint.
Coffee.
Treats.
Jargon.
Breaks.
Canteens.
Gossip.
Lunch.
The elevator.
The coat rack, near the desk.
Hierarchy.
Emails.
The codes.
The teams.
The fire alarm.
The weekend.
The nine to five.
The coffee mug.
The outlet.
The phone.
Post-its.
The traffic jam.
Team building activities.
The app.
The badge.
The drinks.
The theme.
The pictures of kids.
The discomfort.
Or is it in the cheery sock?
MOHA – Alice Pons, Olivia Reschofsky, and Zsofia Paczolay – are working in Budapest. From April 22 to May 5, you can find them at their desk in a building without walls, ceiling, or door. At the office, in The Office in Budapest.