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| A graduate of the ENSCI workshops, DPLG designer and architect, involved in digital design for the last six years, developed projects by applying a global designer approach. Acknowledges the importance of content and the search for meaning in projects centring on education and knowledge. His work strives to create a solid aesthetic bond between content, design and interactivity. Professor, lectured at the ENSAD at Amiens, then at the ENSCI workshops. Contribution: Digital design, new materialities — the object, the service, the arena. During the industrial revolution, design’s centre of gravity shifted towards the engineer and the industrialists. The resulting products were deprived of any plastic, sensual or desirable proposals… Today, information flows are the engines of our daily life, the information society is again addressing the issue of the processes of design, creation, production, applications and the finality of contemporary objects. Within such a landscape, what proposals can be made for « industry » today? What are the designer’s positions and proposals? What role can he play in a society such as ours, invaded by « virtual objects », completely disrupting our business models due to the merger of production and broadcasting tools, access to knowledge, geography of communities and the very concept of culture itself? |
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