Traditionally associated with serial production and print editions, the act of making multiples can also be seen as a distinct methodology—one that goes beyond mere replication to explore how iterative processes shape creativity and production. By integrating repeatable techniques into their practice, designers and makers can generate coherent families of objects and develop new ways of thinking about form, material, and reproducibility.
Sebastian Bergne has been appointed guest / project professor at Kunsthochschule Kassel for the coming academic year 22/23 in the department of Product Design and Textiles. Follow this account on Instagram to keep in touch with two semesters of project adventures.
The online community Creative Skills Network has launched. It connects emerging designers and artists to established practitioners, professionals and inspirational educators for live onscreen skills training and guidance. Founded by designer and educator Sebastian Bergne during the first Covid19 lockdown, both as a support and learning resource for emerging creative entrepreneurs and as a curated …
Sebastian Bergne has been appointed as Program Leader (visiting) of the Masters of Design and Innovation at the Istituto Europeo di Design, Madrid. The course is a one year, high performance and qualification programme aimed at professionals who wish to change the world through strategic design, sustainability and innovation, and who also wish to change …
In this interview with Sebastian Bergne in Studio-News magazine he talks about his experience as a designer and how it informs his work with the design graduates on the masters in Product & Furniture Design he leads at Kingston School of Art in London. The first group of students recently graduated from their MA Product …
During this years’ Boisbuchet summer season designer Sebastian Bergne and Yoga expert Franziska Kessler conducted a one week workshop entitled Balance The importance of balance in all aspects of art and design cannot be overstated. And in life at large, balance is fundamental for a healthy existence. We don’t always have control of what goes on around …
Bonbon, a workshop lead by Sebastian Bergne with students from L’ENSAD Nancy, has culminated this week with an exhibition at Gallery Joseph, Paris. Exploring ideas for the conservation and serving of sweets or chocolates, students worked with journalist and lecturer Claire Fayolle, Sebastian Bergne and the CIAV to design and realise their hand blown glass …