Passe-MAS-partout

Nathanaël Baby – Passe-MAS-partout

Art and design meet to highlight the research aspect. This fictitious exhibition takes viewers through the work of MAS Design for Luxury & Craftsmanship students. The passe-partout is an in-between object that creates space around a work of art. It gives its name to the exhibition and inspires a series of display stands, specific to each sample.

Diploma project (2023) by Nathanaël Baby

Mention
Très bien
Know-how
3D Graphics, Scenography, Moving images
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