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Daily Haptics by Marie Rouillon

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Reach out and touch, experience sensations and textures in the Daily Haptics experiment by designer Marie Rouillon. Her notion was to line up a series of cups adorned with various touchable elements. Our interaction with these objects will stimulate thought, open an inner dialogue whether they leave us feeling positive or negative. In her own words, “through this project, I want to make people aware of the plurality of their senses of touch, of their importance in terms of full perception of the world, and to reconnect them with tactility on a daily basis through my designs. I took the decision to communicate my concept through everyday objects, without digital tools, in order to stress even more this urge to touch and experience the everyday world we live in, through multi-sensory experiences.”

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