Toys and gender
Hands-on workshops to deconstruct our gendered visual education.
More than ever, the shapes, logos, typography and colours of toys have codes that belong to an identifiable gender. The result is standardisation and a visual impoverishment that stigmatises gendered activities from an early age. With this in mind, Camille Baudelaire has set about designing multidisciplinary mediation workshops (visual communication, object design, set design, colour and materials) to initiate a collective study of the role of everyday images in the construction of gender identities.
Workshops Graphic design, product design, color & material design, data visualization
Partners Sarah Schrader (color & material)
Typeface Faune by Alice Savoie, published by the CNAP
Support Fabrice Nadjari & Olivia Grandperrin
Nina Chalot (research)
In 2020, these workshops took place in collaboration with Esaa Duperré, Esaab Nevers, Télécom ParisTech, and a primary school.
Conception :
Camille Baudelaire
