Exclusive MAISON5 meeting between Jean-Michel Jarre and Gilles Vidal, to talk about sound design. As part of Paris Design Week 2024, Gilles Vidal (Design Director, Renault) and Jean Michel Jarre (songwriter) will share their vision and mission of the design profession. These two renowned personalities will discuss the role of sound design in building a brand identity, in an emblematic venue: MAISON5.
As a partner of Paris Design Week and within the Paris Design Week Factory, FORMÆ has put together a series of conferences and workshops highlighting the challenges between design and materials: “Design & Materials, a cosmology of desires” from September 5 to 9 at Espace Commines. FORMÆ magazine is the leading press title devoted to materials, know-how and creation in the fields of design and interior design.
Organized by Paris Design Week partners: ESDAC, Ecole de design and Fondation d’entreprise Martell.
Thursday 5 Sept. — 16:00-16:45
CONFÉRENCE ESDAC
The marriage of craftsmanship and design is a French speciality. At a time when AI poses questions and fascinates. It answers and questions the practice of craftsmanship, so researchers, artists, designers and others are seizing on this new digital revolution. Is craftsmanship really in danger?
Jael Petit-Fournier, Art director and global designer
Thursday 5 Sept. — 17:00-17:45
The evolution of the designer’s job involves all stages of production, from design to promotion during specialized events. New generations value autonomy and versatility.
Sébastien Maschino, Co-founder - The Steidz, Associate director - Archistorm & Editor-in-chief FORMÆ
Thibault Huguet, Designer and co-founder - Meet Met Met
Jean-Baptiste Anotin, Designer and co-founder - Meet Met Met
Alice Emery, Industrial designer - Maak & Transmettre
Mathilde Pecqueur, Textile designer - Maak & Transmettre
Thursday 5 Sept. — 18:00-18:45
This workshop will explore how water and its ecosystems inspire contemporary design, focusing on bio-inspiration, biosourcing, and materials derived from hydrophilic plants and marine organisms.
Carole Petitjean, Director of material library and design department - RDAI & Director and curator - Material Curator
Guillian Graves, Designer and founder - Big Bang Project agency
Nadia Améziane-Cominardi, Biologist, Professor at the Museum of Natural History and Director of the Concarneau Marine Biology Station
Tony Jouanneau, Designer, textile ennobler, founder of the Sumbiosis workshop
Friday 6 Sept. — 17:00-17:45
Designers use the immaterial and new technologies to create objects, awaken our senses and create unique emotions. This meeting is dedicated to these daring creators.
Grégoire Talon, Coordinator of Conservatoire des Gestes de Métiers d’Art et de Fabrication - Campus Mode Métiers d’Art & Design - Manufacture des Gobelins
William Boujon, Co-founder and design manager - Bold-Design
Julien Benayoun, Designer and co-founder - Bold-Design
Martin de Bie, Designer, teacher and researcher
David Arnaud, Creative technologist and project manager - Cerfav
Friday 6 Sept. — 18:00-18:45
The return of craft is not a passing trend, but a response to current societal and environmental challenges. This debate explores the contemporary nature of know-how and the new models that explore it.
Grégoire Talon, Coordinator of Conservatoire des Gestes de Métiers d’Art et de Fabrication - Campus Mode Métiers d’Art & Design - Manufacture des Gobelins
Caroline Ziegler, Designer and co-founder - Studio BrichetZiegler
Pierre Brichet, Designer and co-founder - Studio BrichetZiegler
Lionel Jadot, Interior architect and founder - Zaventem Ateliers
Alain Lardet, Art and Design historian, specialist in the dialogue between know-how and creation and expert for the Hauts-de-Seine Department dedicated to the JAD project
Saturday 7 Sept. / 15:00—15:45
This workshop explores different points of view on earth (materials), earth (territory) and earth (nourishing entity), questioning the interweaving of material practices and histories in design.
Maxime Benvenuto, Teacher-researcher in design
Yassine Ben Abdallah, Designer and artist
Catherine Chomarat-Ruiz, Professor at the Universités en Philosophie et Théories du Design
Théophile de Bascher, Designer
Anna Saint-Pierre, Designer and design researcher
Saturday 7 Sept. / 16:00—16:45
Object designers, once held back from exploring space, are now making their mark in interior architecture. Here’s a look at those who have crossed the Rubicon and assumed their role as assemblers!
Grégoire Talon, Coordinator of Conservatoire des Gestes de Métiers d’Art et de Fabrication - Campus Mode Métiers d’Art & Design - Manufacture des Gobelins
Zoé Costes & Paola Sabourin, Designers and cofounders - Studio Sabourin Costes
Pauline Leprince, Designer and founder - Studio Pauline Leprince
Sammy Bernoussi, Co-founder - hall.haus
Ramy Fischler, designer, RF Studio
Saturday 7 Sept. — 17:00-17:45
An exploration of intersectional practices and discourses, hybrid aesthetics and the monstrous as a new genre of beauty.
Maxime Benvenuto, Teacher-researcher in design
Léo Maher, Designer and researcher
Floriane Fo Misselin, Design researcher and teacher
Colin Keays, Writer, editor and curator
Lecture in English
Sunday 8 Sept. / 15:00—15:45
Where fire has long been associated with innovation, it has now become an element that threatens our fragile planet. This workshop brings together design practitioners to explore these consuming forces.
Maxime Benvenuto, Teacher-researcher in design
Wendy Andreu, Craft designer
Theo Galliakis, Designer
Sunday 8 Sept. / 16:00—16:45
How can we establish responsible design practice in a world of limited resources? A young generation of designers is exploring local, self-production and self-publishing despite the challenges, transforming constraints into creative opportunities.
Camille Bosqué, Designer, doctor of eesthetics and design & professor agrégée of applied arts
Emmanuel Tibloux, Director - École Nationale des Arts Décoratifs de Paris
Simon Chaouat & Souleimen Midouni, Designers & co-founders - Niveau Zéro Atelier
Basile de Gaulle, Founder - Maximum
Monday 9 Sept. / 14:30—15:30
CONFÉRENCE FONDATION D’ENTREPRISE MARTELL
As an echo to the “Chemin Creux” exhibition presented at the Fondation d’entreprise Martell, designer Mathilde Pellé invites designers Arne Hendriks and Ernesto Oroza to discuss the central question underlying her approach: “Why is there something rather than less?”
Mathilde Pellé, French designer and independent researcher
Arne Hendriks, Artistic researcher and art historian
Ernesto Oroza, Researcher and teacher - École Supérieure d’Art et Design de Saint-Étienne
Monday 9 Sept. / 17:00—17:45
Ten years ago, according to Éric Darras, tuning, associated with masculine and frivolous clichés, was mainly practiced by white men from working-class backgrounds. What is the reality today for women and gender minorities in this field?
Rodolphe Dogniaux, Designer & professor
Éric Darras, Professor agrégé of the Universités en Science Politique, director of Sciences Po Toulouse and author of the article « Un lieu de mémoire ouvrière: le tuning » in the periodical Sociologie de l’art, nº21
Angel Titi, Tuner, famous for her work around her car, the Pink Titi
Emmanuelle Luciani, Curator-artist
Saturday 14 Sept. / 9:30—12:00
Graphic design is a tool for social cohesion. Through both visual and mental representations, and as a tool for co-writing, it shapes our social relationships. In a reconnection with public space, inscribed signs and shared languages enable us to reconnect with shared histories. In a stratified and fluid temporality, graphic design - through the dissemination of information, modes of inscription and circulation of knowledge - raises the question of its relational effects.
Librairie Eyrolles, 55 boulevard Saint-Germain, Paris 05
Moderated by Silvia Dore, Graphic designer and curator of the event, Cofounder of the association «Ecrire la ville», Coordinator of the Social and Ethical Design master’s prpgram at Campus Fonderie de l’image and President of Alliance France Design