Our people
Aldo Dalla Palma
Arnaud de la Haye
Gaston Golstein
Hippolyte Reverchon
Creative Director
Video Production - Content Creation - Project Management -
Beyond his applied advertising and commercial communication background, Aldo has been working over the last 5 years as a Filmmaker for Belgian productions including Base Design, Mutant, AIR, and Famous Grey.
Communication Strategist
make strategy
Arnaud has an applied communication and Public Relations background. He developed different audiovisual projects for the company B-Side Production, a Belgian production agency.
Product Designer
Role description
Gaston studied neuroscience and cognitive science followed by industrial design at l’ENSAV la cambre. Graduated from the Royal College of Art in London, his practice became a dialogue between innovation, industry and craftsmanship.
Industrial & Graphic Designer
After graduating with a BTS in graphic design, he enrolled at ENSAV La Cambre in Industrial Design in 2015. His work is focused on the relationship between design and tools, 4.0 industry and craftsmanship.
Role description
Beyond his applied advertising and commercial communication background, Aldo has been working over the last 5 years as a Filmmaker for Belgian productions, including Base Design, Mutant, AIR, and Famous Grey. His personality drove him to work for many different sectors, brands, artists, and events, including Patagonia, Diesel, FTD Flowers, Le Motel, Tristan, Bellerose, or Kendell Geers. He is currently working as an external digital creative at VRT.
Arnaud has an applied communication and Public Relations background. He developed different audiovisual projects for the company B-Side Production, a Belgian production agency. His tasks were eclectic: He took part in directing the Audi after movie for the 20th anniversary of Audi TT. He also managed onboard cameras for Le Mans Classic, at 24h Le Mans race and Le Saut Hermes. In parallel, he worked on side projects (MYOC). He helped BePark to develop their new communication strategy, a company that aims to use parking spaces more efficiently.
Gaston has a Neuroscience and Cognitive Science background. Following scientific studies, he started industrial design at l’ENSAV la cambre. Followed by the Royal College of Art in London where his practice became a dialogue between innovation, industry and craftsmanship. Its work is multi-etiologic, taking its roots from exploring unknown territory, reducing products to their simple form, and considering social contexts. He has been working as a freelance designer for 3 years (Yann Dessauvages, Mekanika, Skateroom and others ...).
Hippolyte is a french graphic and industrial designer. After graduating with a BTS in graphic design, he started working as a freelance for different clients of the emergent French cultural scene. In 2015 he enrolled at ENSAV La Cambre in Industrial Design. His work is focused on the relationship between design and tools, 4.0 industry and craftsmanship. He promotes innovation as a problem-solving tool for a better design experience. During those last 3 years, he worked on several projects while keeping a close relationship with Brussels craftsmen.
For us, designing goods and conceiving communication solutions are two sides of the same coin. This is why we decided to work as a whole.
Thanks to our team work, conception and communication are evolving side by side from research to production.
Thanks to our team work, conception and communication are evolving side by side from research to production.
Our resources
Cyclorama
Metal & wood workshop
Digital workshop
Panini machine
Thanks to our Cyclorama, we create photo and video content of different brands, prototypes and products we create with our customers in a 35m2 white space studio.
The workshop allows us to produce various prototypes efficiently on our own without subcontracting.
Digital tools such as 3D printers and CNC, allow us to make accurate prototypes without industry.
Thanks to this unique machine, we eat well and stay in a good mood all day long.
We are promoting a modern approach to design and maintaining a local manufacturing model with our global and internal facilities. A structure that ensures more flexibility and greater control.