Smartphone Symbiosis tackles how we interact with the data flows to which smartphones give us access. This research through design aims at imagining objects and interfaces, allowing a detachment from the smartphone or stimulating a more balanced and focused interaction with some of its functionalities in desired situations. It aims to offer proposals for re-appropriation or re-extraction of certain features locked in the smartphone.
Smartphone Symbiosis / Antoine Barras (CH), Maya Bellier (FR), Pablo Bellon (CH), Ivan Chestopaloff (CH), Bastien Classens (CH), Guillaume Giraud (CH), Léonard Guyot (CH), Evan Kelly (CH), Lisa Kishtoo (FR), Paul Lëon (CH), Kylan Luginbühl (CH), Aurélien Pellegrini (CH), Yaël Sidler (CH), Diane Thouvenin (FR), Photo: ECAL / Lison Christe
Smartphone Symbiosis / Antoine Barras (CH), Maya Bellier (FR), Pablo Bellon (CH), Ivan Chestopaloff (CH), Bastien Classens (CH), Guillaume Giraud (CH), Léonard Guyot (CH), Evan Kelly (CH), Lisa Kishtoo (FR), Paul Lëon (CH), Kylan Luginbühl (CH), Aurélien Pellegrini (CH), Yaël Sidler (CH), Diane Thouvenin (FR), Photo: ECAL / Lison Christe
Antoine Barras (CH), Maya Bellier (FR), Pablo Bellon (CH), Ivan Chestopaloff (CH), Bastien Classens (CH), Guillaume Giraud (CH), Léonard Guyot (CH), Evan Kelly (CH), Lisa Kishtoo (FR), Paul Lëon (CH), Kylan Luginbühl (CH), Aurélien Pellegrini (CH), Yaël Sidler (CH), Diane Thouvenin (FR)
This project is a group work of former students of Bachelor Media and Interaction Design of ECAL/University of Art and Design of Lausanne, Switzerland. This bachelor’s degree focuses on the relationship between technology and design, mainly in a prospective way, using advanced technologies applied to the field of design.