Viwo

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Tessa Donati – Viwo

Sound, illustration and construction are the key elements of the Viwo box, which contains 16 little wood blocks prepared to disclose six amusing illustrations. By placing these living cubes in the right place it will be possible to discover the supporting role of sound in solving the puzzle. This first game encourages children to examine the shapes of the objects, stimulates them to recreate the images accurately and increases their listening skills. To get started, just touch the word Viwo. The lid of the box and the available cards function as an amazing game! The senses involved are mainly touch, hearing and sight. In planning and building this box, my aim was to combine the traditional qualities of a wood game with those of modern games that capture children’s attention.

Diploma project (2014) by Tessa Donati

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Tangible Interaction, soft goods / accessories, Sound, Game, Illustration, Electronics, Tools

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with Alain Bellet, Christophe Guignard, Gaël Hugo, Laura Nieder, Pauline Saglio

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Joelle Aeschlimann – Little Boxes

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Joelle Aeschlimann – Little Boxes

with Alain Bellet, Christophe Guignard, Gaël Hugo

“Little Boxes is a music box concept for iPad. It consists of a tangible part composed of three separate music boxes that interact with an iPad and an application. When placing one of the boxes on the iPad, it recognizes it and activates. The idea is that each box contains its own universe revealed by the action of the crank with an animation and melody proper to each. The aim is to give a new dimension to the music box, and transcribe visual sensations that don’t exist in a standard music box. This work reflects my desire to play with the physical and digital elements by making them interact. It allowed me to embrace different areas, and confront myself with creative and technical challenges. The result is the creation of a world through the music box, where everyone can enter and interact with it.” Joelle Aeschlimann
Nora Fatehi – Mirror Me-rror

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Nora Fatehi – Mirror Me-rror

with Alain Bellet, Christophe Guignard, Gaël Hugo, Laura Nieder, Pauline Saglio

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