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Paolo Cardini : Oubliez le multitâche, essayez le monotâche
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Les gens ne cuisinent plus -- ils cuisinent, envoient des textos, parlent au téléphone, regardent YouTube et téléchargent des photos des somptueux repas qu'ils viennent de préparer. Le designer Paolo Cardini met en question l'efficacité de notre monde multitâche et défend le monotâche ! Ses charmantes housses de smartphone imprimées en 3D pourraient bien nous y aider.
Paolo Cardini is a product designer who asks serious questions about how we live -- and answers them with whimsical and playful designs. Full bio »
Translated into French by Elisabeth Buffard
Reviewed by Anna Cristiana Minoli
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