Lausanne Lumières - 2020

The project involved around fifty students divided into groups of two. The students, who graduated from ECAL's Visual Communication Department's Bachelors in Graphic Design, Media & Interaction Design and Photography, were supervised by Angelo Benedetto, Vincent Jacquier, Clément Lambelet and Florian Pittet, assisted by Kylan Luginbühl, Amaury Hamon and Julien Gurtner. Out of the 25 sequences produced, 11 were selected to be projected on the tower.

https://www.lausannelumieres.ch

Transversal project (2020) by Elodie Anglade, Loris Briguet, Soraya Camina, Marine Dang, Jessica Dreier, Samuel Dumez, Vera Gonzalez Ponce, Jamy Herrmann, Aurore Huberty, Anaelle Iglesias Carballo, Samara Krähenbühl, Angèle Marignac-Serra, Iris Moine, Achille Masson, Basil Pérot, Tania Praz, Yolane Rais, Antonin Ricou, Mathilde Rietsch, Camille Spiller, Nina Treichler, Samantha Trinkler, Fiona Valais, Mara Wohlfahrt

Assistants: Kylan Luginbühl, Amaury Hamon
Department Visual Communication: Graphic Design - Photography - Media & Interaction Design
Know-how: 3D Graphics, Architecture, Imagemaking, Motion design, Moving images

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