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Arcana
Packaging, 2021
Arcana
Packaging, 2021
Arcana
Packaging, 2021
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
La Prairie’s appreciation and close affiliation to the world of art and design should somehow be represented in their packaging.
Inspired by art that embodies the vision of La Prairie, I wanted to create a packaging that doesn’t look like your everyday packaging. A perfect balance between art and design. A sculptural packaging while respecting the fundamental code and history of La Prairie.
The Luxe Cream is suspended in the middle of the packaging which allows light to flow through the packaging, creating a soft glow around the cream.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in
collaboration with La Prairie.
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Chill Pill
Chroma
Mechanical Art, 2021
Based on a gradient optical illusion by Akiyoshi Kitaoka, our eyes perceive colours differently based on the shade of the background on which they are placed. The moving disks are actually the same colour.
I wanted to visualise the passing of time through colour - the resulting objects are a translation of this effect animated through the use of simple but elegant mechanics.
Project designed during my studies at ECAL in collaboration
with Ste-Croix.
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