Presentation “in Langenthal, Factories Are Omnipresent

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To share Leave a comment Your email address will not be published. Mandatory fields are marked with * Comment * Nom * E-mail * Site web Notify me of follow-up comments by email. Notify me of new posts by email. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn more about how your comment data is used . Graphics and interactivity BLOG TV LIVRES JEUX MY PROJECTS EVENTS Created by Geoffrey Dorne, designer & founder of Design & Human, this blog presents projects around graphics, design and creation. Created by Geoffrey Dorne Geoffrey Dorne Supported by Design & Human Design & Human To follow me on social networks To write to me Graphics and interactivity Aaah, I really like ECAL, (the Lausanne Art School), a very creative and dynamic school.


So I was once again pleasantly surprised by the work done by the students for the 14th edition of Designers' Saturday in Langenthal. ECAL therefore had carte blanche for their “Low-Tech Factory” exhibition, a selection of machines designed by Industrial Design students and produced and supervised by Chris Kabel and Tomás Král. For this image manipulation service carte blanche, it seemed natural to us to ask the students to reflect on the enhancement of the manufacturing process of an object, going from the machine to the finished product. They thus experimented with simple and ingenious shaping principles such as molding, thermoforming or knitting, in order to obtain finished products.


Low-Tech Factory?" tackles the theme of self-production dear to designers, bringing together six playful machines that produce mirrors, hats, bags, toys, lamps and even popcorn throughout the duration of the exhibition! " Student projects Low-Tech Factory: presentation Low-Tech Factory : Stamp Low-Tech Factory : Animal Growth Low-Tech Factory : Marbelous Low-Tech Factory : Oncle Sam Low-Tech Factory : Swing Low-Tech Factory : Rocking-Knit I greatly appreciate the creativity of these projects, the critical eye too and even if everything is too uniform in appearance, the themes addressed are rich and well thought out. A great success then! source These articles may interest you Documentary: The emergence of Low-tech! Discover the 2012 Gobelins greeting card! Low tech graphics! To share 2 comments Maritn November 13, 2012 at 11 h 06 min Yeah! Really nice.