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FOMO returns to the Netherlands at United Cowboys during Dutch Design Week 2026. A space holds traces of something that has already happened. Voices remain, carrying experiences that belong to someone else. What does it mean to realise you missed it?
What if you were the only one who missed it?
FOMO is a trilogy on presence, and this is its third and final chapter. FOMO, the trilogy, explores not a single feeling. It has different faces. The FOMO of being inside something too loud to notice you are there. The FOMO of being together with others but strangely alone. The FOMO of arriving when what mattered has already happened.
Three faces, three chapters. The first opened in Milan. The second continued in Amsterdam. The third closes here at United Cowboys during Dutch Design Week 2026, and it is dedicated to the last of these faces. The FOMO of having missed something that is already over.
RAD - Ramundo Alessandro Design, invites you to enter a space where something has already happened. The room is not empty. It carries what came before. Voices, gestures, an atmosphere that belongs to someone else. You arrive last, or maybe first. You will not know which until you leave.
FOMO does not explain itself. It does not tell you what you missed. It asks you to stay long enough to notice that missing something is also a way of being present. Then it lets you go.
