Création d'image - Double Reading - BA1 2025-2026

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Création d'image - Double Reading - BA1 2025-2026

First-year students were invited to design a 16-page publication. By experimenting with duotone through various printing techniques, they structured a dual reading experience dependent on the printed colors.

Studio project (2026) with Guy Meldem

Assistants
Dorian Pangallo
Students
Marc Auderset, Melissa Appelon, Olivia Bindon, Baptiste Boulanger, Suriya Brambilla, Marta Casemi, Alizée Clavien, Ethan Degano, Andrea Dominguez, Mathias Dugenne, Lila Gomez Gaillet, Juliana Granato, Xenia Grange, Bérangère Gremion, Salomé Huwiler, Rebecca Indermühle, Kevin Jeangros, Nolan Latorre, Zachary Ramelet, Gabrielle Richard, Théo Rizzo, Anastassia Siebold, Baptiste Sultana, Margaux Tinguely
Department Visual Communication
Graphic Design
Know-how
Imagemaking, Photography direction, Editorial
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Baptiste Boulanger
Baptiste Boulanger
Baptiste Boulanger
Baptiste Boulanger
Baptiste Boulanger

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Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon
Melissa Appelon

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Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne
Mathias Dugenne

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Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon
Olivia Bindon

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Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre
Nolan Latorre

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Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle
Rebecca Indermühle

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