STRASBOURG
Grégoire Zabé proposes a vision without tangible limits of the practice of design, navigating between large scale physical projects and virtual screenings, between the concrete design processes and the free space-time of artistic research and experimentation.
He has been working on projects in interior architecture (cinemas silverscreen, Lodz, Naço) in museum design (4 exhibitions at the National Museum of Natural History PARIS, with Eric Verly) in product design (THOMSON project with Isabelle Clement and Regis Albignac), architecture (cultural center ECROUVES with MGD architecture / Tower 07PS1 to DEFENSE / Lodging Hotel at MEXICO DF with UFO / GAANG) landscape (Garden-cloister of Abbey Neumüntser in LUXEMBOURG CITY Agnes Daval and Julie Courcelle) and urban planning (urban Guidelines, LA DEFENSE, with UFO / Host).
Since 2010 he has focused his research on the interactions between urban and virtual spaces, through the transdisciplinary art / Anthropology / urbanism project "Horizome" in Hautepierre neighborhood (web3d HTP3D and collaborative urban design "let's refurbish teh Erasme square !" projects), as well as through research on UrbanDash and Unlimited Cities (collaborative urbanism digital platforms) conducted with Alain Renk within UFO.
His work as a designer thrives on ongoing research on electronic media, including real-time 3D on the Internet. His main interests are in collaborative cyberspaces, evolutionary representation systems, Internet as a social and dimensional space. Through an exploratory and open approach, he attempts to crystallize these questions and to create collective representations of landscapes, on the internet, with the participation of the spectators-users.
he is fed daily by his experience as a teacher since 2005 at the HEAR high school of art, Design and Scenography options (following projects and teaching 2D and 3D digital tools). He is associated with two research projects : Play/urban and La sculpture et son nuage de points.
Mes compétences :
Architecture
Plateforme collaborative
Design
