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Sometimes as a designer or more generally creator, you feel useless. and to fight this feeling of lacking legitimacy in the creation process, humour helps.
Bringing his artistic affinities under the umbrella of ‘design’, Arthur Jacquet explores the no-man’s land between design and art. Following Beaudelaire’s remark that ‘genius is nothing more nor less than childhood recaptured at will’, he proposes a metam
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