design&designer

A graphic and poster artist, Michel Bouvet works mostly in the arts. His posters are very often the result of a mixture of techniques (photography, collage, sculpture, painting), which gives them a highly poetic graphic dimension.

Always abreast of the fashions in graphics, Geneviève Gauckler has carved a sure path for herself through the various circles of “hype” culture, designing CD covers for Björk and Dimitri From Paris, working with Me Company.

In 1989, Ruedi Baur founded Intégral Ruedi Baur et associés, who work mainly in visual identity and signage. Ruedi Baur designed the signage of the Georges Pompidou Centre in Paris.

Christian Biecher belongs to a new generation of architects whose work builds bridges between the various artistic disciplines.

M.A.D.’s production seems limitless in kinds and quantities. For Erik Adigard and partner Patricia McShane, design is foremost a discipline of exploration, constant learning and adaptation – a discipline inherently immersed in innovation whether it is technological or cultural.

Trafik is a group of four – three graphic designers, Damien Gautier, Pierre Rodière, and Julien Sappa, and a multimedia programmer, Joël Rodière – who all hail from Lyon.

Pierre di Sciullo has been publishing Qui ? Résiste, a series of handbooks on a variety of subjects including the square, woman, truth, since 1983.

Paul Cox is a visual artist, a poster artist, a graphic artist, an author of “picture” books for artists and for children, an inventor of alphabets and “games without rules”, a designer of logos, and a stage designer.

By training, matali crasset is an industrial designer, but her achievements have taken her into other totally unexpected domains.

The four graphic artists from Marseille are equally at home in the worlds of music and dance, designing posters, album covers, websites, video clips.