For our first experimentation residency in iMAL Fablab, the jury - composed of iMAL team, Pierre Emile Gérard and Lars Kwakkenboshas - unanimously agreed to choose Annika Boll's project 'Windmills for Christmas/ windmills of shame’ : "a playful installation of mechanized miniature windmills, that asks about the social acceptance of renewable energies".

The jury specially recognized the coherence and the clarity of the project yet the place left to experimentation. The jury greatly appreciated “ the intersections between popular culture, political ideologies, and DIY technological experiments that emerge from your project. “ 

For our second experimentation residency in iMAL Fablab, the jury - composed of iMAL team, Pierre Emile Gérard and Lars Kwakkenboshas - unanimously agreed to choose Maud Gourdon's project "Rugit le Coeur" :

The jury particularly appreciated the ‘precise and profound dialogue with historical references’. The connection between art, science and spirituality in a single project fully justifies Maud's presence at the iMAL fablab, a place of experimentation at the crossroads of these worlds.

Credit for Annika Boll's picture : Xavier Marquis