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"Touche à tout" designer, I love to learn and try new stuff. Analogue photograph at time, graphic designer or web programer at other time I happen to be an industrial designer who dont like the limitations of physical product. | "Touche à tout" designer, I love to learn and try new stuff. Analogue photograph at time, graphic designer or web programer at other time I happen to be an industrial designer who dont like the limitations of physical product. | ||
Coming from an artisan family, my dad is joiner, my great-father was farmer and then joiner, my uncle is stone carver, my great-great-father was carpenter and is father stone carver, I can't see myself not using my hands to be creative and productive. I like to live with my time so I'm deeply interested in "new" technologies and prototyping platform. | |||
In short I love to learn more every day and be amazed by what people can do and sometime try myself to see if I can do the same or better. | |||
Latest revision as of 21:23, 29 September 2014
"Touche à tout" designer, I love to learn and try new stuff. Analogue photograph at time, graphic designer or web programer at other time I happen to be an industrial designer who dont like the limitations of physical product.
Coming from an artisan family, my dad is joiner, my great-father was farmer and then joiner, my uncle is stone carver, my great-great-father was carpenter and is father stone carver, I can't see myself not using my hands to be creative and productive. I like to live with my time so I'm deeply interested in "new" technologies and prototyping platform.
In short I love to learn more every day and be amazed by what people can do and sometime try myself to see if I can do the same or better.
