Final year project
Flavien Guilbaud Clémence Guillemot Alice Hameau
Sarah Boris
Tom Douriaux
Anne-Sophie Lequellec
Flavien Guilbaud Clémence Guillemot Alice Hameau
Sarah Boris
Tom Douriaux
Anne-Sophie Lequellec
SPEAKERS
OOF is, first and foremost, a question:
where does graphic design end and art begin? After interviewing a dozen European designers and realising the subject was both deeply subjective and widely undiscussed, I turn that personal inquiry into a collective conversation.
OOF is, first and foremost, a question:
where does graphic design end and art begin? After interviewing a dozen European designers and realising the subject was both deeply subjective and widely undiscussed, I turn that personal inquiry into a collective conversation.
Concept
Out of frames
The identity system was built to embody the project's core tension: a monogram logo forming three ellipsis points, a 3×3 open grid that questions its own frame, two typefaces that emphasise the contrast between art and design, and a space for experimentation through screenprinting and dripping. Motion design carried the identity into the digital realm, keeping everything in movement.
Because the subject itself never stands still.
On June 12th 2026, I organised a one-night graphic encounter in Nantes bringing together six designers and art directors from France, the Netherlands and the UK.
Final year project
Solo project
Flavien Guilbaud Clémence Guillemot Alice Hameau
Sarah Boris
Tom Douriaux
Anne-Sophie Lequellec
TEAM
OOF is, first and foremost, a question: where does graphic design end and art begin? After interviewing a dozen European designers and realising the subject was both deeply subjective and widely undiscussed, I decided to turn that personal inquiry into a collective conversation.
Concept
SPEAKERS
Out of frames
The identity system was built to embody the project's core tension: a monogram logo forming three ellipsis points, a 3×3 open grid that questions its own frame, two typefaces that emphasise the contrast between art and design, and a space for experimentation through screenprinting and dripping. Motion design carried the identity into the digital realm, keeping everything in movement.
Because the subject itself never stands still.
On June 12th 2026, I organised a one-night graphic encounter in Nantes bringing together six designers and art directors from France, the Netherlands and the UK.
