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Pauline Mayor & Loïc Volkart

Portrait

Pauline Mayor and Loïc Volkart view graphic design as a means to question and redefine images, language, and social codes. Using low-tech methods like cutting, pasting, scanning, and printing, they transform fragments of everyday life—such as remnants of advertisements or snapshots of posters—into powerful visual statements with multi-layered narratives. The work of the two designers is raw, direct, and political: their focus is on the process and an unvarnished formal language, which they see as an act of resistance against the standardization of visual culture. 

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