Made In Situ: a dialogue between materials, territory, and know-how
Friday 20 January —
14:00
- 14:45
The Talks — Hall 7
Description
Since moving to Portugal in 2017, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance has, in a way, invited himself for a design residency in an environment that is still particularly rich in vernacular materials and know-how. From this immersion was born, in a purely organic way, the "Made In Situ" project. Through its various chapters - to date black ceramics, burnt cork, azulejos - Made In Situ explores, through the prism of the designer's eye, a variety of geological, artisanal, economic and cultural territories. A travel diary with drawers that can only be led to expand, in France or elsewhere...
Nos partenaires : Material Bank
Participants
Noé Duchauffour-LawranceDesigner & Founder - Made In Situ
Anne-France BerthelonJournalist
Noé Duchauffour-Lawrance
Designer & Founder - Made In Situ
Anne-France Berthelon
Journalist
Free-lance by addiction to out-of-the-box thinking, nomadic by passion and profession, Anne-France Berthelon is a journalist, critic, design curator and creative consultant in communication strategy. A fan of the zigzags of life, this former language student/stylist/editor/trend analyst likes above all to observe the ecosystem of design, architecture, art, fashion and communication at 360° in order to decipher the smallest micro movements. Her greatest luxuries? Curiosity, and the encounters and conversations that ensue, as well as the time, absolutely incompressible, of immersions in places and ideas.