Break It Fix It

Projects BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Break It Fix It

Break it Fix it is the workshop's result conducted under the direction of Daniel Maarleveld. Based on the music Technologic - Daft Punk, each group have reappropriated a phrase to enhance it graphically. The result is a series of posters, a video clip compiling the different typographic systems, and a series of interactive posters based on the same rules.

Workshop (2022) by Alexandre Gambarini, Alicia Gantès, Ayten Gönel, Caroline Ryser, Charlotte Pralong, Emma Grosu, Gary Sandoz, Isaïa Delaplace, Julie Turin, Jérémie Kursner, Marius Parisod, Mélanie Martin, Odran Jobin, Sasha Iatsenia, Théo Déchanez, Viktor Gagné, Rebecca Alfandary, Valentin Bonzon, Jonas Buxcel, Camille Choquard, Alexandra Cupsa, Sacha Décoppet, Morgane Gilliéron, Flaurant Kadrija, Yohann Kampmann, Simon Maurer, Delphine Moënnat, Monica Müller, Océane Pasteur, Luca Reichenbach, Luca Riva, Angeline Rossetti, Pierre Teissier, Baptiste Torrent, Elsa Trummer, Vladislav Tschumi, Chloé Vandewalle, Salomé Dotter, Bogdan Nastase, Alexandra Sensi, Paul Nouvelhomme, Tickie Bindner

Assistants
Martial Grin, Antonin Ricou
Know-how
Poster, Creative coding, Type design, Moving images, Visual identity

Interactive posters

Valentin Bozon , Lisa Grobet , Charlotte Pralong
Olympe Boutaghane , Julie Turin , Chloé Vandewalle
Théo Déchanez , Yohann Kampmann , Baptiste Torrent

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Moving Posters

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Moving Posters

with Jürg Lehni

During this one week workshop led by Jürg Lehni, the students have explored and made experiments with the Paper.js framework. More projects here
Audio Reactive Festival Poster Series

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Audio Reactive Festival Poster Series

with Talia Cotton

First-year students designed a series of audioreactive posters for a music festival. They utilized dynamic tools and live data input to explore sound-responsive visuals within social media's digital format, creating a cohesive and recognizable festival identity.
Alexandre Carruzzo – CH38

BA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Alexandre Carruzzo – CH38

by Alexandre Carruzzo

CH38 is a visual identity design proposal for the upcoming 2038 Olympic Winter Games in Switzerland. This project seeks to address the lack of visual unity between the increasingly complex live analytical overlays of televised sporting events with the overall aesthetic of the Games. In an effort to establish a consistent visual connection between the greater aesthetic and the various information displayed on-screen, CH38 offers a variable uniwidth typeface, Swinter. With three degrees of spatial freedom, it brings visual dynamism to the overlay, reflecting the sporting spirit of the Games. Moreover, its geometric construction echoes Swiss values of rigor and precision.
Audio Reactive

BA MEDIA & INTERACTION DESIGN

Audio Reactive

with Gaël Hugo

Series of audio reactive projects developed for the visual identity of the French Pavilion “Studio Venezia” by Xavier Veilhan at the Biennale di Venezia. Instagram posts were produced based on these experiments. Curators: Lionel Bovier and Christian Marclay Graphic Design: Gavillet Cie
Visual Identity - “?” - BA1 S2 2025-2026

BA GRAPHIC DESIGN

Visual Identity - “?” - BA1 S2 2025-2026

with Adeline Mollard

Last year, the Marché du Temple, an iconic grocery store located in front of ECAL, closed its doors, leaving behind precious memories and a warm atmosphere that had enlivened the neighborhood for decades. This semester, students had the opportunity to reinvent this space by designing a complete visual identity for a new fictional business. Their work resulted in a poster and its animated version, a booklet, and a proposal for a new storefront. To celebrate the end of the semester, an exhibition was organized in the former premises of the Marché du Temple.  

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