Clementine Bouix

During my Object and Space Design DNA, I developed a design practice close to publishing. I thus acquired skills in manual prototyping as well as digital prototyping.

During my Master's in Industrial Design at the Ecole Supérieure des Arts Visuels de la Cambre (Belgium), I learned to work for industrial companies. I developed projects for Tupperware and Bang & Olufsen. I was thus able to acquire skills in industrial production methods such as plastic injection. Having had numerous courses in eco-design, durability and end-of-life of objects, as well as sustainable development, I pay particular attention to the integration of these concepts in my design approach.

My Master's thesis project focused on the sensory deficits of children with Autism Spectrum Disorder and the challenges they represented in their development.

At the end of my Master's, I completed a 6-month internship in the field of Care Design. Within a studio specializing in innovation and health design, I worked in the fablab of the Paris Hospitals Group. The mission was to improve the patient journey and the daily life of hospital staff.

Very comfortable with 3D modeling and rendering software, I enjoy designing objects using digital media.

Building on my experience in the healthcare sector as well as my final thesis project, I am particularly interested in the practice of design in the field of disability.

I am open to all types of projects!