First, the eye glides over the object, considering it as a whole and in its particular form. Then the eye fixes on a detail. And so the association of ideas takes place, and the typologic element, which makes sense, unfurls and takes on a new meaning.

This is how Sibylle Stœckli invests herself in the three dimensions which surround her. She likes to modify, with a simple detail, the perception of an object. Always with humor, she is sensitive to the modular aspect of things, the various uses that we can give them; a freedom she also leaves to the user, proposing elements which are an invitation to interact.

Aurélie de Morsier

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Resume

Louise Blanche is my grandmother.
It's also the name of my textile project
www.louiseblanche.com

Company

Sibylle Stœckli Studio

School

Ecal