Transcendenz is the outcome of my thesis project at Strate College. I started from a single, inspirational word: Invisible. After analysing what was invisible to our eyes and our minds, I realized there was something tending to disappear in our fast-paced, information-saturated societies... More...
People protect their phones with cases but only a few think about protecting their ears with headsets. With Angle, fixing a bluetooth headset gets as intuitive as picking up a phone. More...
The idea behind the Living Kitchen project was to imagine and question the future of our everyday objects throughout tomorrow's technologies. It is a fascinating and perturbing insight in the same time. More...
What if you could travel to far-away destinations while being stuck in traffic? In collaboration with Dassault Systems I have been exploring the use of augmented reality inside transport vehicles. More...
The Bell Labs asked us to imagine the future of video. Through our proposal Eyevision we explore the evolution of television and imagine how we could be watching TV in a few years. More...
Founded by David Edwards, scientist, writer and professor at Harvard University, The Laboratoire is a space of experimentation and experience, where artists and scientists meet. More...
Warmpath tells the story of two familiar objects, a table and a stove, meeting on a cold winter day. Their dialogue gives shape to an unexpected object. More...
Figuring among French’s top scene of designers, Arik Levy currently works in Paris with his 20-strong team of designers and graphic artists forming L-design. More...
Angie Anakis is a multi-disciplinary designer whose many of her works were acquired by the FNAC, the French national reserve of contemporary art and by collectors. More...
The idea behind this project was to choose a brand being known for a particular kind of product and imagine it developing a different category of product, not figuring in their catalogue. More...
Back in 2007 Luxembourgish national top charts band Javies releases a new pop/rock album and asks me to create their layout and visual communication. More...
Seeing the extraordinary is easy, because it is eye-catchy. But what about the everyday, infraordinary things? We only see what we want to see, what we believe is important. More...
Everyone’s projecting something else on the world when walking through the streets of a city. Here’s a selection of some random projections made in Paris and Thailand. More...
3D softwares are fascinating because they make everything possible in a few clicks. As designers however, one should consider them as great tools only. Creativity lies elsewhere. More...
Even with all the sophisticated drawing softwares, nothing can replace the sensitivity of the hand-drawn. Here are some sketches done during the drawing courses at Penninghen in Paris. More...
