Sheep Mowers of Metis

Reford Gardens and ECAL collaborated on bringing to Québec 25 students from Bachelor Industrial Design, with the support of the "Summer University" program of the Canton of Vaud. This project was conceived and built by 2nd year students in the Bachelor Industrial Design from ECAL/Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne, Switzerland, overseen by the Swiss designer Adrien Rovero, on the occasion of a one week workshop at Reford Gardens. Photos ECAL/Nicolas Haeni

Workshop (2015) with Adrien Rovero

Photo Credits: ECAL/ Nicolas Haeni

Sheep Mowers of Metis — Mouton 1 Photo ECAL/Nicolas Haeni

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