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ECAL/Margret Gyda
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ECAL/César Miran
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ECAL/Thibault Jouvent, Jacques-Aurélien Brun & Younès Klouche
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ECAL/Maxime Guyon
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Camille Audibert
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Pauline Amacker & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Frédéric Bonna
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ECAL/César Miran
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Thibault Jouvent, Jacques-Aurélien Brun & Younès Klouche
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ECAL/Thibault Jouvent, Jacques-Aurélien Brun & Younès Klouche
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Coline Amos & Thibault Jouvent
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ECAL/Etienne Malapert
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ECAL/Coline Amos & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Coline Amos & Margret Gyda
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ECAL/Coline Amos & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Magret Gyda & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Magret Gyda & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Camille Audibert
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Stéphane Mocan & Gianni Camporota
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ECAL/Coline Amos, Pauline Amacker & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL/Thibault Jouvent, Jacques-Aurélien Brun & Younès Klouche
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ECAL/Benoît Jeannet
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ECAL/Coline Amos & Alexandre Häfeli
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ECAL x Moncler

BA PHOTOGRAPHY

ECAL x Moncler

with Philippe Jarrigeon

Drawing on Moncler’s Alpine heritage, its timeless style, and its technical mastery, the ECAL Bachelor Photography students developed their own interpretation of the brand’s visual language, blending documentary photography with staged scenes, and merging reality with fiction, under the artistic direction of French photographer Philippe Jarrigeon. As part of Paris Photo 2025, the students’ work was showcased at the Moncler boutique on the Champs-Élysées.

Screen Design – 2025

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Screen Design – 2025

with Harry Bloch

Websites developed over the course of a semester based on books chosen by students, which they adapted into web experiences as part of Harry Bloch's Screen Design course, second year of the Bachelor's degree in Visual Communication.

Video Clips – 2025

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Video Clips – 2025

with Sami Benhadj

Music video projects created within the framework of the Sequence course supervised by Sami Benhadj. Each 2nd-year student in the Graphic Design, Media & Interaction Design & Photography Bachelor programs produced an individual music video. Taking an existing track as a starting point, every project sought to translate the music into images, exploring visual storytelling, rhythm, and staging. Students were encouraged to experiment and develop a creative and personal approach, resulting in original graphic worlds where sound and image resonate with one another.

Fine Art Photography – 2025 #2

BA PHOTOGRAPHY

Fine Art Photography – 2025 #2

with Natacha Lesueur

Documenteur – The Power of the Fake Based on projects developed around a common theme, students create a personal and in-depth body of work exploring the notion of deception. They build a project that plays with the boundaries of photographic truth, using the medium as an artifice of lies.

Dorian Pangallo – Sublime Démocratie

BA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Dorian Pangallo – Sublime Démocratie

by Dorian Pangallo

In an era where crises follow one another and justify a state of permanent exception, Sublime Democracy is a critical multimedia campaign portraying democracies stripped of their foundations, yet upheld by persistent symbols sustaining the illusion. Designed as a contemporary fable, the work draws on precise presidential speeches and polished visuals, integrating AI as the engine of a critical process where falsehood becomes language. By playing with the codes of power, it questions our habituation to fear, authority, and dominant narratives.

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