I design
objects & services
to address social issues.
Hi, I'm Elsa.
I’m passionate about creating social and sustainable impact in my professional life and by volunteering on weekends. I work towards participatory democracy by giving people a voice in workshops. I speak openly and challenge the status quo in both internal and external projects. I used this quality to lead the sustainable transition of my company for example. My curiosity pushes me to develop my creative skills in my spare time, or learn new ones like ceramics, drawing or sewing.
Service Designer
FutureGov: 2019 - Present
MA Industrial Design (distinction)
Central Saint Martins UAL, London: 2016 - 2018
Bachelor (BTS) Product Design
École Boulle, Paris: 2013 - 2015
Design Researcher
DAC Research Centre: 2018 - 2019
Industrial Design exchange year
Université de Montréal, Montreal: 2015 - 2016
Applied Arts and Design high school
Lycée Polyvalent Rive-Gauche: 2010 - 2013
My capabilities.
My Projects.
My team and I imagined furniture made from waste in refugee camps.
Small-scale farmers helped me design a service that would educate consumers on sustainable farming.
I designed a service to help residents participate in urban greening.
This soluble packaging could clean pesticides off of fruit.
These porcelain planters light up at night to reveal a pattern inside.
I mentored students on a service design project that aimed to alleviate homelessness.
I made playful stackable desert containers.
I made exhibition furniture that is easy to fold and transport.
I followed additional training to learn...
My tools.
