The Design Parade Hyères 2018 Finalists
Led by Canadian designer Philippe Malouin, the jury picked the 10 finalists for this year’s Design Parade competition
It’s tens across the board: the 10 finalists from this year’s Design Parade have been announced. The jury, led by Canadian designer Philippe Malouin, selected the handful of hopefuls from over 200 entries and a 60-strong shortlist.
Their works will be on display at Villa Noailes from June until September, in an exhibition designed by 2017 finalist Lisa Ertel.
The finalists competing for the Grand Prix —which includes a research scholarship of one year at Sèvres – Cité de la céramique, a research scholarship of one year at the CIRVA, a solo exhibition during 2019’s Design Parade, a workshop offered by Vitra at Domaine Boisbuchet and a book offered by Phaidon— are:
Loïc Bard
France
Anaïs Borie
France
Pablo Bras
France
Tom Chung
Canada
Marie Cornil
France
Sara de Campos
Portugal
Julien Manaira
France
Alex Sizemore and Hank Beyer
USA
Camille Viallet and Théo Leclercq
France
Alexandre Willaume
France
Cover image: Camille Viallet (1992) and Théo Leclercq (1991) graduated from ESAD de Reims
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