About

Bonjour, my name is Antoine Jaunard (1990), I'm a designer from Brussels, Belgium, and now based in Barcelona, Spain.

I consider myself a creative technologist with a particular interest in the intersection between the physical and the digital. I have extensive experience in graphic design and web development, as well as a good knowledge of digital fabrication techniques and product design. In addition, microorganisms such as bacteria and mycelium fascinate and inspire me, inviting me to develop special tools for their cultivation.

Contact

Now

  • Teaching Coding and Electronics to young people at an active learning school called Learnlife
  • Teaching Physical Computing and Environmental Sensing to masters in advanced architecture at the Institute for Advanced Architecture of Catalonia (IAAC)
  • Designing and developping websites for clients I value and trust.
  • Promoting plant proteins and the use of bio-materials by exploring mycelium in a global design project called Domingo Club.
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About me

Domingo Club (2021-)

In march 2021, together with Maud Bausier, we founded Domingo Club, an on/offline space where we design a plant-based and transparent future food system. Our current focus is on our open-source fermenter, a device that promotes plant-based proteins and open-source tools so that anyone can make them at home. We dedicate practice to the benefit of our health, our communities and our planet.

We have a strong interest in

  • digital and decentralised fabrication
  • microorganisms, mycelial network and bio-materials
  • plant-based food and fermentation technology
  • education, open-source and knowledge sharing

Our fields of expertise are

  • prototype design and development
  • environmental sensing and physical computing
  • digital fabrication
  • teaching and community building

Fab Academy (2020)

I'm an alumnus of the design and digital fabrication post-graduate program Fab Academy. I attended the program in Fab Lab Barcelona.

Fab Academy is a Digital Fabrication programme directed by Neil Gershenfeld of MIT’s Center For Bits and Atoms and based on MIT’s rapid prototyping course: How to Make (Almost) Anything. Fab Academy focuses on personal fabrication – prototyping your ideas into products.

This intensive program is about designing and prototyping projects using digital fabrication tools and machine, such as: computer-controlled cutting, electronics, 3D scanning and printing, electronics design,computer-controlled machining, embedded programming, molding and casting, networking and communications, mechanical design, interface and application programming and machine design.

Variable (2014-2019)

Together with Constant Mathieu, we had run a small but good webdesign studio called Variable, from 2014 to 2019. We had put emphasis on creating our own custom tools to stay task-specific, light and versatile.

During our journey, we had the chance to work for/with a music festival (Schiev), a web radio (The Word Radio), a contemporary art museum (MIMA), a centre for contemporary art and an independent cinema (Netwerk Aalst), few architecture offices (Office KGDVS, V+, A Practice), an art school (La Cambre), and many more.

École de Recherche Graphique (2010-2014)

I'm graduated in Art and Graphic Design at the École de Recherche Graphique (ERG) of Brussels. It was all about learning how to learn, hacking systems, building things without any budget, finding the right tone to communicate with others.

About this website

This website is my digital studio, a place where I can experiment without constraints.

It's also my personal assistant, it helps me when I doubt on how to do something I have done before. It invites me to write (and then find) my personal knowledge online. A tool for documenting the things I learn.

This website is built with a custom static site generator that I wrote in Python. It's open-source by default, as all the things I (try to) do. Sources are available on Github.

Created 12/01/2020

Updated 28/02/2023