Graphic designer, Web designer, Web developer And also an independent studio. She designs and develops experimental websites and interactive graphics. She is interested in flipping general understanding of web design and playing with visual tricks.

Alexandru Balgiu is an educator, designerwriter and bibliomaniac about the age of a Heidelberg gto 52. You can catch him reading, playing and disseminating in Lausanne (écal), Lyon (énsbal), Paris (doc & pca) or the bouquiniste next door.

School is a studio founded by two interdisciplinary designer-engineer-artist-types. They were previously co-founders of HAWRAF, and are alums of Google’s Creative Lab. They called the studio “School” because continual learning and experimentation are foundational pillars of their process and identity. So far their work has taken the form of websites, brand identities, books, videos, installations, bots, illustrations, apps, advertisements and tools.

Nicolas Poillot is a creative director and image consultant. After working for 8 years in advertising agencies as an art director, for the havas group, he joined vice magazine (france) in 2010 as the photo editor. In 2012, nicolas co-founded études, a multidisciplinary fashion label, publishing house, and creative agency where he oversaw the brand's visual content, as well as the publishing house. As much as he loves supervising photo shoots and taking a step back behind the camera, nicolas is also a keen photographer. his aesthetic oscillates between documentary and fashion photography, staying in line with his art direction practice. Nicolas lives and works in paris, france

Thomas pregiato is a creative director based in NYC.

AREA OF WORK Is a paris based creative office attended by amine ghorab and scott renau. We operate in the fields of culture, fashion and luxury.

Maria Jeglinska was born in Fontainebleau in 1983. In 2012 she established her Office for Design & Research. She graduated from ECAL’s industrial design course in 2007 and was awarded a scholarship from the IKEA foundation that led her to work for Galerie kreo in Paris, Konstantin Grcic in Munich and Alexander Taylor in London. She works on a wide range of commissions: industrial design projects, exhibition design, as well as research-based projects in the field of design. She is convinced that in today’s world, research can trigger and generate new forms of answers and offers. Her clients include amongst others: Ligne Roset, Kvadrat, Actus, Vitra, 1882ltd, the St Etienne Design Biennale, the Museum of Modern Art in Warsaw. Her work is regularly exhibited internationally and was shown at: the Villa Noailles, the Aram gallery, Barbican Art Gallery, Centre Pompidou Metz and the Triennale di Milano. In October 2012 she curated and designed: “Ways Of Seeing/Sitting” at the Łódź Design Festival in Poland. She was also the co-curator and designer of the Polish Pavilion at the inaugural London Design Biennale in September 2016. In 2018 she was appointed creative director of the ARENA DESIGN Fair in Poland.

Studio Temp is a design studio founded in 2007 in the city of Bergamo by Guido Gregorio Daminelli, Fausto Giliberti and Marco Fasolini. The studio deals with various aspects of graphic design: visual identity, type-design, editorial design, art direction and web design. Our clients are Italian and international institutions and companies with which we establish a creative partnership.

Pierre Vanni in a french graphic designer, independent since 2008. He's focused on creating singular visual languages for adventurous clients such as the Centre Pompidou, Dominique Perrault Architecture, Mairie de Paris, Les Siestes , Le ThéâtredelaCité – CDN Toulouse-Occitanie. His work as been exhibited at the Centre Pompidou (Paris, 2016) and the Musée des Arts Décoratifs (Paris, 2014).

Visibility is an industrial design office based in New York City. Beginning as a collaboration between Joseph Guerra and Sina Sohrab in 2012, the office was officially founded in 2014. Since then, their work has been internationally recognized and exhibited, gaining the office such honors as Forbes’ 30 Under 30 and a Wallpaper* Design Award.

Julie Richoz (1990) is a Swiss-French designer. After graduating from ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne (2012), she worked for Pierre Charpin as a project assistant (2013-2015). Since then, she set up her design studio in Paris, where she enjoys with curiousity and sensibility, to devellop her own langage through objects. From uniques pieces to industrial scale, she sees a form of continuity rather than difference between the two ways of production. In both cases fascinated by the savoir-faire, by the passion and by the precision in handling the materials. Her practice is ranging from object, furniture, lighting to textile, for companies such as Alessi, Louis Poulsen, Tectona, Louis Vuitton, La Manufacture de Cogolin, Galerie kreo among others. She was a designer-in-residency at CIRVA/ Research Center on Art and Glass in Marseille (2013), at Sèvres/ Cité de la Céramique (2013), and at Casa Wabi, Mexico (2017) She was awarded of the Grand Prix at Design Parade (2012), Swiss Design Awards (2015 / 2019), Bourse Leenaards (2016) and was finalist of Hublot Design Price (2016). Since 2017, she teaches industrial design at ECAL/University of Art and Design Lausanne.

Alexis Jamet is a multi disciplinary designer and illustrator. He made his debut through skateboarding making mono-thematic fanzines, videos and photographs before finally studying graphic design. After some years working for agencies and brands in Spain, North America and England, he now lives and works in Paris. His work is bright, textured and mostly in movement. Alexis likes to explore new mediums and to collaborate with talents. He currently shares his time between commissions and personal projects focusing on visual arts.

Art director and designer Gilles de Brock’s designs are informed by “the limitations of the medium” he uses in each project. Psychedelic in colour choice and composition, Gilles creates work for long-term clients, who give him the trust and freedom he needs to experiment. Having worked with Nike, Metahaven, and most recently Red Bull, Gilles hopes to convey his own reflections on a subject in ways that the client may not have previously considered.

Thomas Hervé from HTTB. Is andependent studio that operate within the range of Visual Communication: Design, Type, Web& Art Direction.

Le travail d’Olivier Jonvaux explore la vie des objets, de leur création à leur destruction, par l’emploi d’une multiplicité de médiums. L’utilisation d’argile, ciment, papier, pâte à modeler, se complète d’une dimension immatérielle par le biais de la modélisation 3D. Dans ses installations, sculptures, et vidéos d’animations, il détourne les caractéristiques des objets, pour mieux les extraire de leur attribution ou de leur origine. La réitération de formes banales, prélevées de son quotidien, se joue du statut de l’œuvre par une indétermination recherchée. Qu’il soit réel ou virtuel, l’artiste bouscule notre relation au monde par une réflexion sur sa fétichisation, sa stabilité supposée et à ses modes de circulation.

Hassan Rahim is an artist and art director originally from Los Angeles, now working out of New York.

Savvas Laz is a designer with a true passion for the sensual and the exceptional. He is dedicated to creating bespoke, handcrafted objects that celebrate the superior quality, allure and richness of the arts and crafts. Storytelling is an essential ingredient in his design process. Historical research in combination with material exploration and impeccable craftsmanship come together to create collectible objects that fuse the extravagant with the minimal, and imbue the everyday with playfulness and pleasure.

Born in Forlì. She graduates in Architecture at the University of Ferrara. She gets the MA in Design at Domus Academy. From 2004 until July 2012 she collaborates with James Irvine, as his right-hand person, growing an international knowledge and vision. From 2014 until April 2017 she gives continuity to the studio together with Marialaura Rossiello Irvine under the name of Studio Irvine. From May 2017 she runs her own business and she set her design studio in Milano. She is also periodically teaches at Naba, Domus Academy and Marangoni Institute in Milan. Her design approach is based on a continuous personal interaction with clients, technicians, materials. She focuses on product design, exhibition design and art direction. The art direction activity has led her to develop a personal vision and sensitivity towards the communication of products, often pushing her to deal with the concept and set of photo shoots.

Fabien Cappello is a interior and furniture designer based in Mexico City. Open since 2010 the studio produces work in different contexts; from commercial objects to limited editions and public environments. All work shares a high consideration for both craft techniques and industrial production.

Founded in Munich in 2014, Relvãokellermann works in the field of industrial design as well as exhibition. The studio developed an independent design language for the kitchen manufacturer Bulthaup, which was presented at the Salone del Mobile in Milan in 2016 and has since been used for new products.  On behalf of furniture manufacturer COR, Relvãokellermann designed the separation and storage element “Chart” for the experimental sublabel “COR Lab”. Since 2017 Ana Relvão and Gerhardt Kellermann are Art Directors of the office furniture manufacturer Gumpo, for whom they developed the “Normcore” collection. Other clients include Auerberg, Gaggenau, Griffwerk, Holzrausch, Huawei, L&Z Elements, Schönbuch, Stylepark and Util.

A creative studio that finds its form in the entire spectrum of visual communication; from magazines, books and printed matter through to identities. It is engaged in projects of varying scale and complexity for national and international clients rooted in the fields of fashion, music, culture, art and education. Among the clients and collaborators are Apple Music, Frank Ocean, Highsnobiety, New Tendency, Unknown Precept, Zurich University of the Arts (ZHdK).

I am a recent graduate of the Royal College of Art and based in London, UK. My work focusses on interventions into systems, relationships and processes with the intention to cultivate a critical approach towards our relationship with what surrounds us, blurring the line between creative disciplines.

Sascia Reibel is a graphic and product designer. Her focus lays on printed matter, especially books and posters, with a strong detail on typography. She engages in projects within the cultural sector, and education.

Studio Hugo Blanzat is a creative Studio based in Paris, who provide service & expertise in Art Direction, Graphic design & typography since 2015. Hugo Blanzat is an Art Director & Designer based in Paris. His practice has reputation for pairing modern photography with strong typographic design for a variety of clients operating in the field of Arts, Culture & Commerce. He is a founding partner, Art Director and designer of Télévision, a publication that deals with subjects varying from society, abstraction, or fiction through the prism of contemporary photography and graphic design.

Virage is a young design office based in Lausanne. Founded by Benoît Chastenet, Lionel Dalmazzini, Arthur Desmet and Arthur Monnereau. After graduating from ECAL/University of Art Lausanne in 2016, they developed expressive proposals through simples manufacturing processes.

Chi-Long Trieu (*1988) is a polyvalent graphic designer with a focus on typeface development. After graduating from the Ecole Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne (ECAL) in 2013, he worked in Geneva at Gavillet & Cie/Optimo for three years. In 2014, he was awarded with a design residency from the Canton of Fribourg and spent six months in New York. He currently lives and works in Lausanne, and has been teaching editorial and graphic design at ECAL and EPFL+ECAL Lab since 2013.

Antoine Eckart is a French artist currently living in Lyon. He shares his time between commissioned and self-published works. He works closely with the cultural and musical scene and his offbeat universe is an invitation to a mental journey. Best known for his humorous daily drawings and flat compositions of bizarre yet poetic life scenes, his sketches feature scribbled and uneven lines and gives an aphoristic vision of the world.

*Glitterstudio (Jana Blom + Caitlin Berner) is a young, independent graphic design studio and VJ duo from The Hague. With a playful, concept driven approach they create a variety of work ranging from publications and posters to (live)VJ installations and music videos for clients as well as self-initiated projects.

Based in Paris and created by Donald Choque & Yoann Le Goff, the Choque Le Goff studio tells stories, draws images and designs projects in the fields of graphic and typographic design. Its approach to design is based on a conception of space as a playground that crosses knowledge, practices and techniques with a particular attention to typography.

Louise Borinski is a Berlin based graphic designer. She studied visual communication at University of the Arts Berlin (2014 – 2019).

LOB is a design studio run by Jannis Zell & Phil Zumbruch

Plus Mûrs is a graphic design studio based between Nantes and Paris since 2015. We favour a multidisciplinary approach and an open dialogue to understand the needs and issues of each project. Our fields of expertise range from art direction to graphic design and publishing. The studio has already produced visual identity works, videos, artists' books, art direction, motion graphics, posters, magazines, webdesign, exhibitions and installations.

Panter&Tourron researches new formal codes and visual experiences exploring the intersections of technology, design and society. Through material investigation and technical innovation we work to define a new vision of luxury for tomorrow. We collaborate with clients and partners offering expertise on commercial works and creative research across spatial and product design, creative direction and consultancy.

(b. 1986, FR) is a Brussels based artist. He uses existing forms which he borrow, alters, and brings further. Elements in his work can be understood by themselves or as a whole; a coherent and solid set of objects that can be interchangeable. Starting points for abstract sculptures come from elements of architecture, daily life, modulations, serial variations, units of measure and of report. The forms in his work are extracted from their context in order to ap- propriate and multiply them to obtain new rational forms.

Hungarian graphic designer with a strong interest in typography and type design, as well as editorial projects. Currently based in Budapest, Hungary, taking on projects from international and local clients and individuals.