What happens to a community when the moment that brings it together comes to an end?

This question is the starting point of The Other 362 Days, a project that rethinks the relationship between OFFF and its community beyond the three days of intense in-person activity. The project begins with a clear diagnosis: OFFF brings together a powerful, international and active creative community, yet much of this connection remains tied to a specific time and place. Once the event ends, many connections, interests and forms of participation disperse.

The project proposes a year-round system designed to sustain this energy without artificially extending OFFF or turning it into yet another digital platform. The proposal is structured around three dimensions: OFFF System, which introduces new physical spaces for meeting throughout the year; OFFF Trace, which transforms participation into memory and a digital journey; and ONNN, a ring-shaped wearable that explores how an in-person encounter can become an intentional connection.

The Other 362 Days does not seek to replace the physical experience, but to sustain what makes it valuable: the possibility of meeting and recognising ourselves in others.