Designed distractions to coerce us into playful and shared forms of interaction

Home planetarium as infinite play station. Two chairs, adapted from the original PadPad design, allow players to interact with space by simply leaning left and right, or hopping up in short bursts. Each player controls a free-floating vessel inside of an infinitely contracting and expanding galaxy.

A hybrid cocktail apparatus, inspired by the world of alchemy. As players descend into the depths of a smartphone game, their actions within the app concoct a unique elixir from the innards of the physical machine.

Based on particle physics. Approved by the physicists. Massive is a card game that teaches the laws of the universe at the smallest of scales. By combining particles, the players build their own atom within the influence of cosmic phenomena.

Situated somewhere in between home stereo, installation, and club sound system, kbps offers an unusual way to listen to music at home. Each USB stick contains a music track in a specific file format that directly controls four electrical outlets. Every flash drive uses domestic objects to create its own experience of light, sound, and even air.

Hold a physical flame up to the digital darkness to escape from Dracula’s castle. Avoid monsters and keep an eye on your match in order to survive. As the flame runs out, so does the time remaining to make it out alive.

A game exploring the trials and tribulations of a graphic designer, trying to complete their mission while receiving an infinitely growing list of requests. A central digital manager controls the flow of the game, adding obstacles to each player’s hand.

A cabinet of curiosities excavated from the year 3017. A series of objects from the Ssiws, a people living on the shores of Lake Namel. These capsules tell us about the customs and rituals of this centrally significant tribe of the old Aporue at the beginning of the millennium 2000.

After virtual reality and augmented reality, transcendent reality. Lay down and place the helmet over your eyes. This is your death. You are now transported into the world of the deceased and must be guided by a shaman into the world beyond using a redesigned digital teponaztli.

DarkLight is a pixel art runner adventure story distributed across several picture frames. In the central tableau, players control Lugh as he traverses the dangerous forest of monsters to save his grandmother witch Maralla from the evil Dracula89.

An interactive storytelling machine exploring the concept of time through the physical and the ephemeral. As players turn the handle clockwise and counterclockwise, a character moves forward and backward in time, generating a short story that visitors can take home with them.

Physical figures become your interface into the world of Oniri Islands where a brother and sister, lost on a mysterious island, search for their shadows. A cooperative game where players must discover, together, how to navigate the world.

A board game parody of the modern democratic system where class, gender, and religion determine your station in life. The game explores and questions citizens’ conflicts of self-interest, through a system of votes that allows players to change the rules to their own advantage, or to the disadvantage of their adversaries. Democrapcy was developed in collaboration with the Chancellerie d’État to encourage adolescents to explore issues related to the voting process.