Eliott Villars

Eliott
Villars

Projects

PHOTOGRAPHY

Eliott Villars – Maison Libre

by Eliott Villars

Châtelaine, a housing district in the commune of Vernier, near Geneva. This micro-enclave, which was developed in the ‘70s to house a new workforce, is condemned to disappear to make way for a vast urban project. Nowadays, the local population has become more diverse and enjoys more personal freedom. Through this installation I wanted to invite the viewer to question the way they perceive their urban environment and living space. In carrying out Maison libre I developed a long-term approach on a local issue.

PHOTOGRAPHY

Credo

with Matthieu Gafsou

The aim of the Centre intercantonal d’information sur les croyances (CIC) is to map the religious diversity of our regions and to explain in a neutral way how the cantonal communities function. The director, Brigitte Knobel, contacted the ECAL to create a visual cartography of the communities. Second-year students were asked to photograph the project. They worked throughout the year on an assigned religious community, selected beforehand according to geographical and diversity criteria.

GRAPHIC DESIGN

Open Days 2018 – Print Shop

with Benjamin Plantier

Offset Tuning Perfumed cardboards for vehicles. Realised by Pauline Mayor, André Teixeira, Théo Marielle and Loïc Volkart (3CVdg) Offset printed. O' Ciuccio Letterpress posters Realised by Eliott Villars (2CVph) and Simon Jaton (2AV) Printed on a printing press. UNTITLED Letterpress posters Realised by Guillaume Besson, Lucas Haussener and Kenza Saleh (1CVdg) Printed on a printing press. Book, Tale, Page, Read Hot-Foil bookmarks Realised by Eilean Friis-Lund, Amaury Hamon and Thomas Le Provost (Teaching Assistants in Bachelor Graphic Design) Hot-foil printed

PHOTOGRAPHY

Collaboration with Thierry Mugler

with Philippe Jarrigeon

Mugler’s heritage reinterpreted through the eyes of eighteen students of the 2nd year photography Bachelor course at the ECAL. A collaborative project led by the professor and acclaimed photographer Philippe Jarrigeon based on photographic and video works on 18 archive creations.