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Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category
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Sorting things out
Aigues-Mortes, December 2020. She has been “sorting thing out”, “arrrranging” and “fixing up” her world for several years. The garden shed, the kitchen drawers, the sheets, everything is meticulously reviewed, assembled before being labeled. She says a little embarrassed that […]
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Writing numbers
Roanne, february 2020. Should numbers be written with numbers or letters? Mathematics aside — where numbers reign among a multitude of symbols — it doesn’t matter as long as they are readable. So what is the point of using this software, which […]
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Globalization
Among market’s graphic devices, mention of the geographical origin of fresh goods has significantly transformed the act of purchasing for some consumers. With this now mandatory information, they can add a geopolitical dimension to their shopping, by not only weighing […]
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Responsible
Pressigny-les-Pins, august 2020. During its expansion, the aerosol technology quickly spread to a diverse range of products, including the propulsion of colored pigments. Primarily intended for coachbuilders and construction workers, spray paint has gradually become popular, appearing prominently on the […]
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Gender!
Marseille, june 2019. The station is punctuated by the dance of the metal monsters arriving and leaving the platforms. Regional, high-speed, freight-transporting trains, all have a special profile, move with their characteristic noise, and display distinctive colors and markings. The […]
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Thresholds
Toulouse, november 2019. A kilometre marker, I am placed in the traffic lane so that passersby can see me clearly. As a signage component, I play a dual role: I identify the road on which I am placed as a […]
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Monitor
Marseilles, Septembre 2018 The curve kept reappearing on the screen, looking as variable as the numbers accompanying it. Only the timeframe elapsing second after second brought its share of regularity. As soon as they were born, the little humans were […]
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The purloined letter
Issy-Les-Moulineaux, july 2011. Thanks to email, one is free from numerous constraints that stand in the snail mail system. From now on, exchanges are faster and more fluid. No need to wait several days before receiving an email : the […]
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Ready-to-hand
Toulouse, april 2011. In everyday life, nothing seems easier than pushing a button to turn on the light, start a computer, or run a washing machine program. It is so simple, as is a double-click, that one acts naturally without […]
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Nous et eux
Boston, june 2011. Among the various domains of scientific knowledge, anthropology is surely one that matters. It raises fundamental questions: who are human beings ? What are the structural features of human nature beyond cultural diversity? What are the main exchange […]