ESAD brought to Berlin three chairs, a bench, one lamp and a lighting object, an electric switch and an exciting soil energy plant. Most of these proposals take place on the domestic territory. Yes, still the house is emerging as an important horizon. We should have guessed that chairs are not scarce in designland, but we liked them so much we couldn't refuse them this trip (they asked for it in a very convincing way).

Then this home vision may include a broader understanding of the world around. It may deal with memories (school?), restless ecological worries or a fascination for mysterious physical phenomenons. We'll see. We'll talk later and try to explain why the home still largely stands in the center. Then for a larger urban context, we propose a cork bike helmet. It is peaceful, as all our projects are. A pair of chemically inspired feminine shoes for instance. Pure scientifical generosity. On a more experimental level, designs  that smells and heats you up: two works using solely wood, gravitating around the human body and its relationships to its surroundings. A large family of glasses, which enhances perception over seeing. Reality deceives much too often, we know that for long now. But it allows some enjoyable surprises, too. That's what we are looking for. 

ESAD Strasbourg: Kevin Goupil, Manon Leblanc, Romain Diroux, Charlotte Heurtier, Chenyi Ke, Léa Bardin, Paul Menand, Pierre Brunet-Vogel, Catherine Stolarski, Lili Cheng, Thibaut Charpentier, Mihyun Kim