Media and graphic interaction designer with a focus in new technologies, particularly at the intersection of image with interaction, and their social implications. His work focuses on creating engaging visual experiences that blend creativity with technology, with an eye on their societal impact.

Born in 1998 in Geneva, Switzerland, Jamy draws inspiration from his many travels. After living in Singapore for two years as a child, he developed a strong curiosity for the world through observation. In 2014, he was accepted into the CFP Arts of Geneva through a competitive selection process, and later graduated with honors from the Visual Communication Bachelor (option Media & Interaction Design) at ECAL (École Cantonale d'Art de Lausanne), earning the mention "Excellent" in 2022.

Currently working for the Visual Communication department and the Technology Center at ECAL.

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The issue exposes the conflicts of interest that pit our desire to preserve the planet against our dependence on comfort. Should we act for the common good or protect our personal interests?

In the "privileged" context inherent to Switzerland, eco-anxiety is soaring, and paradoxically, comfort is gradually reaching its peak. Feelings oscillate between guilt, denial and the justification of actions that contribute to the deterioration of our Earth, the ties that bind us and our values.
Through interviews and surveys, the magazine gathers the current concerns of subjects of various ages, the vast majority of whom are Swiss. They answer the questions: "What are you afraid of seeing disappear?" and "What comfort are you not ready to give up? A few systems of thought are developed to offer a varied range of opinions. One of them is narrated by a voice-over and a succession of images in a VR experience. Moving posters highlight issues such as travel, over-consumption and imports.
Capturing a world in corrosion, the project is to be understood as the testimony of a preoccupied society.

  • Project by:
    Jamy Herrmann, Marine Dang

  • Teachers:
    Angelo Benedetto, Vincent Jacquier, Pauline Saglio

  • ECAL 2022