The art of toilets
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Yoanna Finaud Wash your hands afterwards: a life saving act. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Yoanna Finaud Pictures speak louder than words. Photo: Florian Joye -
Ilze Kalnberzina Praz Soap drives away bacteria. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Antoine Boudin Traditional "Marseille soap", manufactured for the International Year of Sanitation in 2008. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Anne-Cécile Rappa A variation on the commode idea. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Alejandro Bona Spade. Photo: Florian Joye ecal -
Anne-Cécile Rappa Open air toilet. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Yoanna Finaud Watch where you put your foot! Photo: Bertrand Limoges ecal -
Eleonora Dall'Antonia Lucky you, if you can sit down. Photo: Bertrand Limoges -
Alejandro Bona Bucket. Photo: Florian Joye -
Sofya Angel Penedo "A third of the world's population has no access to adequate sanitation". Photo: Bertrand Limoges
Students of the University of art and design Lausanne (Ecal) tackle the toilet theme.
This content was published on November 18, 2011 - 15:45
Students from the industrial design and visual communication departments at Ecal look at a problem familiar to 40 per cent of the world's population: a lack of toilets.
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