Network

Our former workplace and our first source of inspiration, where our first projects were born. This laboratory on the digital transformations of our societies, run since 2006 by Bernard Stiegler and Vincent Puig at the Centre Pompidou, remains a reference for us.

The association that took over from Ars Industrialis, founded by Bernard Stiegler. We designed its website and that of the Pharmakon archives, and we follow its work closely, in which two members of our scientific board take part.

The geography label created by Damien Deville, a member of our scientific board, whose thinking on territories and their environments feeds our work on the imaginaries of places.

For the Arts and Media department of the Université Sorbonne Nouvelle, we designed the museum resources website of its UNESCO Chair and the website of the Arts and Media Week webinar.

Our tool of choice for the workshops we run. We also take part in the life of its community of developers and educators, and help make it known in education.

A Rennes-based association that uses video games for outreach, one of the first to rebuild its territory in voxels, notably through the RennesCraft project when Thomas François worked there.

A prolific digital artist and a reference on video games. He led the RennesCraft project at 3 Hit Combo and is a close collaborator on our Luanti projects.

Working alongside Thomas François on many of his projects, between participatory planning, popular education and Luanti modelling, Lemente has taken part in several of our workshops.

A cooperative of neighbourhood architects with whom we have run many urban consultation and Luanti modelling workshops, and taken part in a European project on urban regeneration. Their playful approach inspires us.

Architects and urban planners deeply involved in Seine-Saint-Denis, with whom we designed at the IRI the foundations of the Luanti consultation method. We worked together before the Urbanités Numériques En Jeux project started and throughout its four years.

A collective of urban planners founded in Marseille, who tell the story of urban change through the experience of the people who live it. They support local authorities, social landlords and developers with consultation and the storytelling of their projects, and we exchange with them on urban consultation.

Although the cooperative is no longer active, its work and its thinking on design remain a reference and an inspiration for us. We carried out a field study for it and worked together on a digital project around Luanti.

A collective of designers from Nice who organised Que Fa?, a day devoted to ethics in design, in which we took part. Their work on recycling objects in design interests us.

Graphic designer and long-standing collaborator, with whom we have carried out many web, graphic design and UX/UI design projects, starting with Totems. We also think together about the tools of graphic production.

A Marseille-based collective of designers specialised in eco-design and responsible design, from service design to UX/UI, workshop facilitation and training. We have been thinking about these questions together for a long time and worked together on the Que Fa? day.

Trained in philosophy, she is a writer whose work includes a feminist approach to technical know-how. Together we carried out the study of the Bam collective and questioned design ethics at the Que Fa? day.

An association devoted to young people that works to rebuild dialogue between generations around digital technology, and with which we exchange on digital practices and cultures.

An association we belong to, which gives new life to smartphones considered obsolete by replacing their operating system. We work with it to raise awareness of free software and of refurbished hardware, which most often works perfectly well.