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ARTISTS
STATEMENT:
Design for
me is all about resolving problems.
When I work on a project, first of all I identify these problems and then
I
tried to resolve them in a creative and easthetic way, keeping in mind
the
market targeted.
Recently graduated in BSC Honours Product design, and holder of a BTS
design
in France, I'm looking forward to work with this approach, from ceramic
to
product design.
b.web project :
This project
explores a new and inclusive way to enjoy the Internet. I worked with
old people to see what they think of the Internet, and took
their point of view as a starting point to design a completely new device.
This device is intended to enable the use of the Internet easily, even
if
you don't know computers at all.
Main problem of computers is you don't understand what they perform
(obviously, it's "virtual") so I used metaphors to give this
understanding
to everybody. First of all it is a mail device, so I used the metaphor
of a
mailbox, with the idea of a birdboxe added when a small bird pops up to
notice that you have received an email. So this " mailbox "
is a A5 printer
as well and you can print your mails directly in turning the key in the
"
lock ". Between this red box hang on a wall of your home and the
wall, you
plug a book that features a touchscreen and bluetooth technology enabling
wireless connection.
I designed the interface as well that is organised about the idea of a
newspaper where you can easily find informations and know " where
you are ".
" Merci " range of vessels :
RSA design
awards 2002, Style Junction award
The brief was to design a range of items for Wedgwood aimed at design
aware
consumers. I designed a range of mugs in white and glazed china: A mug
for tea, without handle but a "double wall" so you never burn
your
fingers.
A lid that is a saucer as well for your tea-bag.
A "filter" to infuse your tea powder
A mug for the beer that keeps it fresh.
Two precious mugs for apérétifs.
Bruno
Chazel
BSC Honours
Product design
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