Pierry Jaquillard

I am a freshly graduate from ECAL in Switzerland where I spent most of my years. Freelance designer, I studied media and interaction but I am interested in various number of fields. Currently working on websites and visual communication yet I am also developping sound design skills and CGI projects. Based in Switzerland. Portfolio on request.

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Prélude in ACGT

Chr. 1 to 22 and XY

2018 : the recent technological advances pledge to allow an eternal conservation of data. The DNA as the memory device to maintain the past to the future. If the material device is indeed important, it’s mainly the interpretation of those data that is capital for their comprehension. The DNA being at first an natural code, slide to the artefact. By giving a new interpretation of this code through music, I seek to discover and value it. How is it composed ? Was it composed ? Between science and music, this projet interface culture, machine et nature.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

HEAT

Scripted layout

For this book, the layout of the parts with picture are completely generated by code. With some rules, it places images inside a grid with different levels of density. The whole book was concived by David Loy and the algorithm is the product of our collaboration.

ECAL/David Loy, picture Julien Deceroi

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Stay A little Closer

Music Clip for LZR

This music video confront the viewer with cam girls found on the internet. From the raw footage distributed online, the editing but also the effects coded on the images makes a new esthetics emerge. The interaction human-machine-human is like melting to a transcendance.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard and Eugène Kaïmanovitch

Il faut le boire

Unique print

Each of those printed flyers are unique. Through code, Forms are generated more or less randomly to fill up the space.

Alien Love Child

Digital editorial

Presentation of Virginie Jemmely's fashion collection. We created a whole universe to give life to the pieces. Fashion show without catwalk, it is more an art installation that is archived by the video.

ECAL/Ann Kern, Remy Ugarte, Pierry Jaquillard

La nuit des images 2016

Vidéo for the Musée de l'Elysée in Lausanne

For its 31 anniversary, the museum wanted a video of the masterpieces of the museum's collection.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

Talking Camera

Blind sight

This photo camera is special : it has no visual feedback. When you press the button, the image is processed through an artificial intelligence to describe the picture. The interesting point behind this point is that we can see what we shoot and ear how the algorithm mistakes the reality. As part of the Exhibition about guns and lethal designs « Ligne de Mire » at Mudac (Lausanne), this project shows the limits of a technology but also questions « automatic » or « intelligent » designs by showing us how machine can see us or can misinterpret reality.

ECAL/Amélie Demay, Pierry Jaquillard et Hanieh Rachid
Image ECAL/Calypso Mahieu

Verre qui Tourne

Frame by frame

This 3D animation was made for being printed. Each flyer printed out was one frame of the video and nobody would have the exact same one.

Organic Capture

Analog App

This prototype explore new ways to capture images on a smart phone. There is no more button to press but a case to touch, to squeeze. The distorsions of the case are processed by sensors and the n sent to the app to capture and render a picture that you can save. In this way, taking photo is no more capturing reality but rendering a unique reality.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

Browse Air

Analog digital reading

This project was part of "When Objects dream" for the Milan Design Week in 2016. This magical fan can browse a book. A kind of new digital book which require wind to turn its pages.
Exhibited at the Milan Design Week 2016, at the ELAC in Renens and for the Dubai Design Week 2016. Press

ECAL/Justine Rieder and Pierry Jaquillard

Faux Bourdon

Sound rotating

Faux Bourdon is an interactive installation around the theme of "Invisible Narratives" developed for KIKK Festival 2017 in Namur, Belgium. Visitors passing by are surprised by the directional sound of a drone. The sculpture moves to follow them.

ECAL/Pierre Allain-Longval, Mathilde Colson, Pierry Jaquillard, Adrien Kaeser, Luca Kasper, Dongwoo Kim, Kelian Maissen, Callum Ross

LMX

Same Uniqueness

"IKEA invites LMX, a collective of ECAL Bachelor Fine Arts and Bachelor Media & Interaction Design students, to produce acrylic paintings with a programmable machine. Using the extensive possibilities of randomness, colour mix, superposition and serial production provided by this new machine, the students create numerous artworks. In changing the machine original settings (x, y and z shifting positions, cyan, magenta, yellow, black and white percentages, nozzle size, paint flow, random parameters…) and in using technology to address essential issues in painting, LMX tested the creative and repetitive gesture potential allowed by the mathematical precision of the code and the infallible mechanism of the machine."

Face It

To post or not to post.

A Chrome Extension look if you go to Facebook. If so, it will take a picture of you and automaticaly post it on your wall. It force you to publish an uncontrolled image of yourself if you want to see the content of others.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

Acid Pendulum

Abstract watchmaking

How to represent the flow of time on a screen without falling into a typical screensaver. I took some liberties on the shape and the movement in order to make it more interesting, hypnotic and contemplative. It’s a pendulum balancing indefinitely. Its color is made by the clock of your computer.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

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Custom Records

Pimp my cover

For a fake band, we had to think of a visual that could be customize by everybody in order to buy a unique issue of the album and the interface to do so.

ECAL/Pierry Jaquillard

Try !