Adrien Gignoux

Objects + Interaction + Robotics

Education
ENSCI – Les Ateliers · expected 2028Tongji University · exchange semester, ShanghaiUVSQ · double degree in Mathematics & Physics (studies interrupted)
Experience
empote · co-founder, robotics startupIndustrial designer · freelanceBomBom Manufacturing · founder

Modular objects Physical assemblies

Système modulaire

A complete desk arrangement with wooden rods, shelves, hanging tools and small accessories.
01A workspace assembled around a shared rod-and-connector structure.Photograph

A shared set of parts for different arrangements.

Système modulaire combines wooden rods, connectors and accessories around existing furniture. The same parts support tools, shelves and a clock in several configurations. Coloured controls mark the points where the structure can be adjusted.

Construction
Rods, connectors and accessories
Focus
Assembly and adjustment
Outcome
Built configurations

Starting with the joint

The clamp attaches the structure to a table edge. Connectors then position rods horizontally or vertically. The hand-operated coloured parts make the assembly and adjustment gestures visible.

Hands adjusting a wooden table-edge clamp with a vertical rod and blue control.
02The table-edge clamp anchors a vertical rod.Photograph
Hands turning a blue control on a connector joining vertical and horizontal rods.
03A connector joins rods and provides a visible adjustment point.Photograph

Changing the arrangement

The photographed configurations use the same basic parts in a workspace, a kitchen area and around a stool. Moving the rods and accessories changes where objects sit and how the structure occupies the surrounding space.

Wooden rods in a kitchen supporting a clock, small shelf and hanging scissors.
04The same construction vocabulary carries a clock, shelf and tools.Photograph
A stool with a tall wooden rod and clock, photographed in warm sunlight.
05A vertical arrangement extends the system around a stool.Photograph
Sculpture