Anthony Ferretti

Anthony enjoys blending design, research, and entrepreneurship. His career is the result of his entrepreneurial projects, his reflections (external link) on his profession, his collaborations with research collectives such as Fing (external link), Ouishare (external link), or IRI (external link), and, of course, his teaching at the Sorbonne with Pierre-Damien Huyghe (external link) and Annie Gentès (external link). Anthony has worked with numerous organizations, including public entities like ANCT (external link), ANACT (external link), Banque de France (external link), ADEME (external link), the University of Lille (external link), as well as associations like Démocratie Ouverte (external link), Île-de-France Tiers-lieux (external link), or Osinum (external link), and cultural institutions like the Creil Theatre (external link) and La Gaîté Lyrique (external link). In each of his collaborations, Anthony strives to design beautiful, simple, and useful interfaces.

For him, design is both a subject of study and a multidisciplinary profession aimed at enhancing the conviviality of objects. This is how he defines the interface: a mediation between humans and technology, a protean entity, digital or not, whose design must be perceptible and practical. His skills are diverse and organized into four domains: graphic design for identities, volumetric design for products, digital design for interactions, and strategic design for perspectives.

Finally, his experience naturally leads him to coach and advise designers and entrepreneurs, and to teach his profession at schools and universities, notably at Sciences Po (external link), the Sorbonne (external link), ECV (external link), and Bordeaux Montaigne (external link).